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Also known as The Least Squares Problem
When modelling data, scientists often want to fit an analytical model to their experimental data. In this case an experiment has provided some -coordinates that have a growth curve shape, i.e., initially increases quickly with , thens tails off to some maximum value. The scientists in this study have suggested three possible functions to model this behaviour:
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Given one of the possible functions and the data points they want to find , and to minimize the squared distance between the data points and the estimates, i.e.,
The scientists have specified the number of data points and their coordinates in an AMPL
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What to hand in Your new AMPL files regression.mod and regression.run . Your management summary.
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Also known as The Least Squares Problem
When modelling data, scientists often want to fit an analytical model to their experimental data. In this case an experiment has provided some -coordinates that have a growth curve shape, i.e., initially increases quickly with , thens tails off to some maximum value. The scientists in this study have suggested three possible functions to model this behaviour:
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Given one of the possible functions and the data points they want to find , and to minimize the squared distance between the data points and the estimates, i.e.,
The scientists have specified the number of data points and their coordinates in an AMPL
data file regression.dat.
The scientists want to know which of the suggested functions provides the best fit to the data.
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What to hand in Your new AMPL files regression.mod and regression.run . Your management summary.
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|*FORM FIELD ProblemDescription*|ProblemDescription|*THE DATA FITTING PROBLEM*
Also known as The Least Squares Problem
When modelling data, scientists often want to fit an analytical model to their experimental data. In this case an experiment has provided some -coordinates that have a growth curve shape, i.e., initially increases quickly with , thens tails off to some maximum value. The scientists in this study have suggested three possible functions to model this behaviour:
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Given one of the possible functions and the data points they want to find , and to minimize the squared distance between the data points and the estimates, i.e.,
The scientists have specified the number of data points and their coordinates in an AMPL ??? LINK data file =regression.dat=.
The scientists want to know which of the suggested functions provides the best fit to the data.| |
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Submitted: 19 Feb 2008
Application Areas: Data Analysis
Contents
Problem Description
Also known as The Least Squares Problem
When modelling data, scientists often want to fit an analytical model to their experimental data. In this case an experiment has provided some -coordinates that have a growth curve shape, i.e., initially increases quickly with , thens tails off to some maximum value. The scientists in this study have suggested three possible functions to model this behaviour:
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Given one of the possible functions and the data points they want to find , and to minimize the squared distance between the data points and the estimates, i.e.,
The scientists have specified the number of data points and their coordinates in an AMPL
data file regression.dat.
The scientists want to know which of the suggested functions provides the best fit to the data.
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Problem Formulation
The formulation...
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Computational Model
The computational model...
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Results
The results...
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Conclusions
In conclusion...
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Student Tasks
- Write AMPL files
regression.mod and regression.run that use regression.dat to solve The Data Fitting Problem. Write a management summary of your solution. Be sure to indicate which of the functions fits the data best.
What to hand in Your new AMPL files regression.mod and regression.run . Your management summary.
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|*FORM FIELD ProblemDescription*|ProblemDescription|*THE DATA FITTING PROBLEM*
Also known as The Least Squares Problem
When modelling data, scientists often want to fit an analytical model to their experimental data. In this case an experiment has provided some -coordinates that have a growth curve shape, i.e., initially increases quickly with , thens tails off to some maximum value. The scientists in this study have suggested three possible functions to model this behaviour:
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Given one of the possible functions and the data points they want to find , and to minimize the squared distance between the data points and the estimates, i.e.,
The scientists have specified the number of data points and their coordinates in an AMPL ??? LINK data file =regression.dat=.
The scientists want to know which of the suggested functions provides the best fit to the data.|
|*FORM FIELD StudentTasks*|StudentTasks| 1 Write AMPL files regression.mod and regression.run that use regression.dat to solve The Data Fitting Problem. Write a management summary of your solution. Be sure to indicate which of the functions fits the data best.
What to hand in Your new AMPL files regression.mod and regression.run . Your management summary.
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