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help: how to fit a list of data in two dimensions with an equation in
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- Subject: [mg113649] help: how to fit a list of data in two dimensions with an equation in
- From: Dino <dinodeblasio at gmail.com>
- Date: Sat, 6 Nov 2010 04:59:10 -0500 (EST)
Hello everyone and thanks for your help.
I have the following problem, I have ten lists of
numbers:p1,p2,p3.......
p1={{41., 4.27541}, {41., 4.27576}, {41., 4.27518}, {41.,
4.27506},.......}
p2=.........etc
the lists of numbers are data where the first term is time and second
a concentration: {time,concentration}
now I have a function where the concentration is a function of the
time and 2 other parameters: c=f(kr, kc, time).
How to fit the lists of data {time,c} with c=f(time, kc,kr) by
finding the couple {kr,kc} for each list?
In other words I'd like to find 10 couples of {kr,kc} fitting the
equation c=f(time, kc,kr)
Thanks again all of you.
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