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Hello. I'm experiencing a weird error message using the GSL linear least squares multi-parameter fitting. When I try to fit a function with only one parameter, such as "y = a * x", I get the following error: subvector_source.c:28: vector length n must be positive integer (gsl_error: invalid argument supplied by user) The fit results seem OK, and I don't know what I'm doing wrong. When I fit with 2 parameters or more, everything works fine. I'm sending a small program attached that exemplifies the problem. I'm using GSL 1.2. Thanks for any help. -- Tiago
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