Logarithmic Regression Find Fit
Description
Here, we will generate a logarithmic regression for the following data, and plot the regression and scatter plot of the data:
(1)\begin{align} \{ \ (1, 2.4446), \ (2, 3.6390), \ (3, 4.6218), \ (4, 5.2089), \ (5, 5.5625) \ \} \end{align}
Sage has no default model, so we must set one using other letters as constants, declaring them with var(). In order to perform a logarithmic regression, the model we pass to find_fit() is the standard logarithmic expression, $aln(bx) + c$.
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var('a b c')
model(x) = a*log(b*x) + c
dataset = [ (1, 2.4446), (2, 3.6390), (3, 4.6218), (4, 5.2089), (5, 5.5625) ]
find_fit(dataset, model)r(x) = 1.9867*log(2.7353*x) + 0.3939
p1 = plot(r(x), 0, 6, ymin=-1)
p2 = scatter_plot( dataset )
(p1 + p2).show()Options
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Date: 07 Mar 2019 17:37
Submitted by: Zane Corbiere