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Been trying to reproduce this example which requires both Statistics and Optimization toolboxes; which I have. (v7.5 and v6.0 respectively; Matlab R2011a)
However, I keep on getting the error
??? Error using ==> fitensemble at 270
You cannot fit an ensemble for TotalBoost because it is not an ensemble method.
Am I doing something wrong, or is there a step I am missing to incorporate TotalBoost into the allowed methods?
I get the same error on Matlab2012a, but the example you mentioned is from the 2012b documentation. If you look on the tool box’s release notes, you’ll see that:
“… R2012b New Features, Bug Fixes, Compatibility Considerations