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Application: Least Squares Curve Fitting

Abstract

We want to indicate some of the arithmetic dangers of this process. However we begin by noting that serious consideration must always be given as to whether this is the appropriate problem: e.g., perhaps exponential fitting with a maximum norm is more suitable than polynomial fitting with a euclidean norm.

Keywords:
Curve fitting Exponential function Applied mathematics Norm (philosophy) Mathematics Euclidean geometry Polynomial Least-squares function approximation Polynomial and rational function modeling Mathematical optimization Algorithm Computer science Calculus (dental) Statistics Mathematical analysis Geometry

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Statistical and numerical algorithms
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