Hi,
I've just been trying unsuccessfully to fit a polynomial to a large set of data in Matlab (1301 points). I want to fit a polynomial to the data so that I have a function with which to try and manipulate the data in different ways.
I have no problem fitting polynomials to much smaller sets...
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I am attempting to find the best Keplerian fit to the Radial velocity data vs. Time such as this plot: http://austral.as.utexas.edu/planets/hd37605/hd37605.html
I was wondering whether anyone could suggest some freeware that might be able to help me out. Any information would be...
Let's say I have some data, as a function of a variable x. I want to fit this to the real part of the function
\frac{A}{1-ix}\left(1+\sum_{n=1}^\infty\frac{c_n}{(1-ix)^n}\right)
by numerically fitting the first N of the c_n's (A is fixed). I tried something like
A = 1; N = 100;
fit...
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This might be a sort of vague question, but if I have a plot say that I don't know the data points for, how can I go about trying to find a fitting function (basically a functional form) for the curves I'm looking at?
Basically I have a figure I got from a journal paper that I want to...
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I need to use the Least Square Fitting approach to calculating the best line of fit.
I have read loads, and can't seem to figure out how to get passed the Inverse matrix part?
Anyone know any good links, or can guide me on how to do least square fitting?
Thanks
Homework Statement
I have an equation as a function of time. (eq1) C(t) = Css + a(e^.5t) + b(e^.9t) t>0
Where, Css is a constant. then I have 6 data points of time and C (Concentration of a liquid)
1. I have to find an equation to find the maximum time and contains a, b and Css...
I have measurement dataset (x_i,y_i) -pairs with error for each value \Delta x_i and \Delta y_i so that I can plot datapoints with vertical as well as horizontal errorbar. I want to fit linear regression line y=a_1 x + a_0 and also error lines to the data.
But how I take into account as...
This should be easy but I've not done this in years and I'm feeling dense:
I need to fit a quadratic curve to three constraints, two of which are points, the third is an angle.
I've found examples to do this but only if all three constraints are points, so if someone would kindly explain...
I have a set of data and I need to fit a curve to it. The equation of the curve is:
y=20-a*10*log(x)
My problem is just getting a curve fit to this equation. What function in MATLAB should I be looking for? How do I get the value of 'a'?
Is it easier to achieve this in Excel? How?
Homework Statement
A hot wire is placed in a region of mass air flow. There is a current on the wire causing it (wire) to heat up. The current is regulated such that the wire temperature is constant.
Measurement of current on the wire is related to the mass airflow by King's Equation...
Homework Statement
An experiment was conducted on a liquid at varying temperatures and the volume obtained at the differing temperatures are as follows:
V/cm3 θ/oC
1.032 10
1.063 20
1.094 29.5
1.125 39.5
1.156 50
1.186 60.5
1.215 69.5
1.244 79.5
1.273 90
1.3 99
Assume that V...
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having a set of points of a curve, how i can find the best quadratic bezier curve that fits this curve?
(so we have start and end points of bezier curve, and only the position of control point is required.)
THX.
I have a set of data points relating the width of an object in an image to its distance from the camera. I'd like to find the simplest curve that fits "pretty well". When I graph the points, it looks like a hyperbola would be a good fit. Is there a simple iterative method to find an equation...
Does anyone know how to fit a cubic Bezier curve to a given set of data points? If so, I'd appreciate some coaching on the methodology.
Bezier curves have separate equations for x and y in a parametric variable t that varies from 0 to 1:
x = at3 + bt2 + ct + d
y = et3 + ft2 + gt + h...
Hello, I have a problem I need to solve quickly... basically, I have a set of points in 3D space that make up a straight segment of a nanotube, and I want to "bend" the points along a circle (to simulate what happens if you bend a nanotube into a torus). I basically want to do to all of my...
I'm almost too embarrassed to post, but I thought someone might have insight that could help me here. I'm trying to fit an equation to data, but I'm just not sure what sort of equation I should use. I have some requirements on the form of the equation, and then I have points (yet to be...
If I know 2 points in the +x,+y quadrant, and I want to find the
f(x) = a
--------
(b*x)^2
curve that passes through both points (a and b are constants).
This is probably either really simple or impossible. :rolleyes:
I am seeking a function r=r(\eta) for a computational mesh. It has to have the same shape as the one shown in the figure attached. This figure has been achieved via polinomical approximation, but it doesn't give me many chances to change parameters of contractions. Maybe there is an analytical...
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This is a very simple question and it should only take one sentence to answer. It's not worthy of these forums, lol, but despite my efforts I cannot find an answer through google.
If a light fitting says '40 watt max' and I stick a 60 watt bulb in it, will that have any adverse...
I'm a web developer working on a bit of javascript code for a personal project. I took through Calc II and linear algebra in college, but haven't looked at any of it a couple of years, so I'm a little rusty on the details. Anyway, what I'm trying to work out is a way to scale/transform an...
I have two polynomials fit to two different sets of data points. What I need to know is if there is a way to obtain a polynomial such that it will minimize the distance between all the points on both the other polynomials?
Hello, I'm writing some code that will check if an array of products with given dimensions (length, width, height) can fit inside of a shipping box of given dimensions (length, width, height).
Is there an algorithm to do this, or could someone point me in the right direction of where to go...