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I am looking for some advice on how to fit a circular segment to a set of 2D points. My dataset looks like this: 2d data to fit segment to For clarity, my definition of an "optimal" segment ...
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I'm trying to plot some data with a non-linear fit using the function: kB and Bv being a constant while J'' is the independent variable and T is a parameter. I tried to do this in Python: #Constants ...
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I am trying to find AUC after fitting a peak and integrating the fit. Following is the code (I am a newbie gnuplot user !^_^!). FILE = 'rdf_1.dat' f(x) = (a/2/d*exp(c**2/2./d**2 + (b - x)/d) * (erf((...
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How can I fit an Erlang mixture to such data via R? set.seed(123) n <- 500 data1 <- rgamma(n / 2, shape = 9, rate = 10) data2 <- mean(data1) + rgamma(n / 2, shape = 5, rate = 5) sample <- ...
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I am familiar with the fitdistrplus package, which offers relevant tool for statistical inferences. Meanwhile, I have trouble to understand what needs to be done when facing a sample that is left and/...
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I want to do fitting on experimental data and my theory I want to try to find the parameters that fit the same as the theory and experiment do I have to make an algorithm? what algorithm do I use to ...
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I am trying to fit a nonlinear model to empirical data and estimate the model parameters using the minpack.lm::nlsLM function. However, I am encountering difficulty in fitting the model with two ...
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So this question is based on a biochemical experiment. For those who know a bit about biochemistry it is an enzyme kinetics experiment. I have a dilution series of an activator (a or x) and am ...
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I am working with fuel consumption data received from a sensor, but sometimes the data contains noise (sudden jumps or drops) that makes it inconsistent. My goal is to identify and remove these ...
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I'm currently working with the skspatial package in Python3. I currently have two functions: skspatial.objects.Cylinder.best_fit to try to best fit the points into a cylinder A function that returns ...
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I'm trying to fit a log-logistic distribution (truncated) with GAMLSS and can't find how to do it. In the documentation, it says that for Generalized Beta 2 (GB2) : Setting ν = 1 and τ = 1 in (15.20) ...
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I have 45 years of daily temperature data parsed from a csv file. I was already able to convert the data in terms of years instead of days, and plotted the yearly maximum temperature, yearly minimum ...
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I have data, only discrete data points, and know how the data is distributed, i.e: y = w * gamma.pdf(x, alpha1, scale=scale1) + (1-w) * gamma.pdf(x, alpha2, scale=scale2) How do you accurately infer ...
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I am trying to fit functions to histograms using curve_fit from scipy, however a warning occurs when running the program: import numpy as np import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from scipy.optimize import ...
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There are many threads on how to detect multiple circles via OpenCV's HoughCircles function, and I understand that this is a complex task with no single good answer. However, maybe someone can give ...
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