|  | GlobalCurveFitterFit(IListCurveFitDataSet, IListGlobalFitParameterInfo, Double) Method | 
            Performs the fit with the given datasets and parameter information
            and starting with the given set of initial parameter values.
            The fitted function must be defined (real-valued) for all x with the initial 
            parameter values.
            
Namespace: CenterSpace.NMath.CoreAssembly: NMath (in NMath.dll) Version: 7.4
 Syntax
Syntaxpublic double[][] Fit(
	IList<CurveFitDataSet> dataSets,
	IList<GlobalFitParameterInfo> parameterInfo,
	double[][] initialParameters
)
Public Function Fit ( 
	dataSets As IList(Of CurveFitDataSet),
	parameterInfo As IList(Of GlobalFitParameterInfo),
	initialParameters As Double()()
) As Double()()
public:
array<array<double>^>^ Fit(
	IList<CurveFitDataSet^>^ dataSets, 
	IList<GlobalFitParameterInfo^>^ parameterInfo, 
	array<array<double>^>^ initialParameters
)
member Fit : 
        dataSets : IList<CurveFitDataSet> * 
        parameterInfo : IList<GlobalFitParameterInfo> * 
        initialParameters : float[][] -> float[][] Parameters
- dataSets  IListCurveFitDataSet
- Datasets to fit.
- parameterInfo  IListGlobalFitParameterInfo
- Parameter information.
- initialParameters  Double
- Initial parameter values.
Return Value
DoubleParameter estimates as a jagged array of doubles. 
            Note that we will get one parameter estimate for each shared
            parameter and N parameter estimates for each non-shared parameter,
            where N is the number of data sets.
            For example, p[i][j] is the value of the
            ith parameter for the jth data set. If the ith parameter is shared
            only the index j = 0 will be valid since we have only one parameter
            value. If the ith parameter is shared between the N data sets then
            indices j = 0, 1,..., N-1 are valid. For example:
            p[i][0] - value for the ith parameter if shared.
            p[i][0], p[i][1],..., p[i][N-1] - values for the ith non-shared 
            parameter for data sets 0, 1,..., N-1.
 See Also
See Also