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Undergrad What would happen if you try to fit 'n' degree polynomial to (n+1) data points?
Thanks a lot D H and jbriggs! :) I got it very clear. We just shouldn't try to fit n degree polynomial to n+1 data points to get a smooth curve and difficulty in interpolation. But jbriggs, imho there shouldn't be any problem with huge values of coefficients if I find that from graph. Or...- whuzzwhuzz
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- Forum: General Math
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Undergrad What would happen if you try to fit 'n' degree polynomial to (n+1) data points?
I couldn't get these lines from my book. I will reproduce it here. Warning: In step 1, if you use computer to fit a polynomial to the data , it could lead to disaster. For example, consider fitting a sixth degree polynomial to the seven data points, or, an (n-1) degree polynomial to n...- whuzzwhuzz
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- Data Degree Fit Points Polynomial
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Loss of heat from the Earth's core
Thanks Borek, Andre and Nik for your response. :)- whuzzwhuzz
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- Forum: Earth Sciences
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Loss of heat from the Earth's core
We all know that Earth's core is relatively hotter than the Earth's surface. And with this temperature gradient, there must me a loss of heat from the Earth's core to the surface and then to atmosphere and outer space by convection and radiation. So, how much time it would require for the...- whuzzwhuzz
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- Core Heat Loss
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Graduate Can you explain me how these equations were obtained?
Thank you both both of you guys. Both helped me understand the question and the topic. Thank you again. :)- whuzzwhuzz
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis
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Graduate Can you explain me how these equations were obtained?
ln(-2) = ln(2) + (1+2k)*pi*i and ln(16) = ln (16) + 2m*pi*i I picked this equation from here: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=184129 Post #5 (D H's post. Thanks a lot!- whuzzwhuzz
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- Explain
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- Forum: Topology and Analysis