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exponential curve

exponential curve An exponential curve is a mathematical pattern used to describe how a measure changes over time, such as model error as more data become available.

An exponential curve is a mathematical pattern used to describe how a measure changes over time, such as model error as more data become available. In this context, an asymptotic exponential curve is used to track whether results are approaching a stable level or equilibrium.

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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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