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[Solved] Strategy to fit parameters to dataset?

Posted 5 years ago
POSTED BY: Jacob S
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Posted 5 years ago

Hi Bill, Thanks for the comment. This was able to get me to a point where I could actually fit the data and from there I was able to fine-tune the rest and get what I needed.

POSTED BY: Jacob S
Posted 5 years ago

I searched community.wolfram.com and didn't find a question or answer like what you are looking for.

But I did a broader search and think I might have found something that may help you.

Look at the first answer to this question

FindFit error when fitting a parametric function to data

You can scrape and paste the code from that into your notebook and should be able to verify, as I just did, that that code still works. It is fitting three parameters in two DE to some data points.

If you are very careful and you translate your problem into exactly the same form then I think this might give you the solution that you are looking for and you can get your work done.

POSTED BY: Bill Nelson
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