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curve fitting

curve fitting Curve fitting is a mathematical method for finding the function that best matches a set of data points so the pattern in the data can be described.

Curve fitting is a mathematical method for finding the function that best matches a set of data points so the pattern in the data can be described. It is used to model the relationship between independent and dependent variables by reducing the difference between the function and the observed data.

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Drafting source: Vianna Leonardo Silva; Gonçalves Alexandre Leopoldo; Souza João Artur. Analysis of learning curves in predictive modeling using exponential curve fitting with an asymptotic approach. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0299811; article XML SHA-256 665952d19fb3afb3d46d317b918cb085edf54400e9c55f98f3cf691a9b0776b1. “Analysis of learning curves in predictive modeling using exponential curve fitting with an asymptotic approach” (10.1371/journal.pone.0299811).
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