Funding a correlation for F(x,y,z)=v

In summary, the speaker is seeking help finding a correlation between three parameters in a process and has attempted to use 3d interpolation with Matlab but encountered difficulties. They are advised to consider regression analysis, using alternative software, or conducting a sensitivity analysis to achieve their goal.
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Hello guys,

I am investing the effect of three parameters on a process and I need to come up with a correlation connecting these three correlations together.
I have the experimental results for f(x,0,0), f(x,y,0) and f(x,y,z). I tried to do 3d interpolation with Matlab but since the change is x,y,z is stepwise, it could not be done with Matlab.

Can someone please help me to find a function or any correlation between x,y,x?

Thank you.
 
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Hello there,

It sounds like you are working on an interesting project. I would suggest looking into regression analysis as a potential method for finding a correlation between your three parameters. This technique allows you to analyze the relationship between multiple variables and determine the strength of their association. There are several different types of regression analysis, such as linear, polynomial, and logistic, so you may need to experiment with different models to find the best fit for your data.

Additionally, have you considered using other software besides Matlab for your interpolation? There are many other programs, such as R or Python, that have robust interpolation capabilities and may be more suitable for your specific needs.

Another approach you could take is to conduct a sensitivity analysis, which involves systematically varying one parameter at a time while keeping the others constant. This can help you identify the individual effects of each parameter and potentially reveal any interactions between them.

I hope this helps and wish you the best of luck with your research!
 

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