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 You can accumulate more data (to add to what's already there) and do another FIT calculation. You can accumulate more data (to add to what's already there) and do another FIT calculation.
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 +If you want equally spaced ''X'' coordinates for single variable Y-data ''CV'' puts incrementing digit in ''X'' so you simply
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 +<key>ENTER</key> ''Y<sub>1</sub>'' <key>'Σ+'</key>
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 +<key>ENTER</key> ''Y<sub>2</sub>'' <key>'Σ+'</key>
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 +<key>ENTER</key> ''Y<sub>3</sub>'' <key>'Σ+'</key>
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 +<key>ENTER</key> ''Y<sub>4</sub>'' <key>'Σ+'</key>
 +
 +...
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 +and you accumulate as if you'd entered ''(1,Y<sub>1</sub>)'', ''(2,Y<sub>2</sub>)'', ''(3,Y<sub>3</sub>)'', ''(4,Y<sub>4</sub>)''... 
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 +If you have ''X'' and ''Y'' data then the automatically incrementing ''X'' is overwritten by the manually entered //real// ''X'' values.
  
 ===== Examples ===== ===== Examples =====
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 ==== Manual Linear Fit ==== ==== Manual Linear Fit ====
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 +=== Data ===
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 +Negative ''X'' and ''Y'' values allowed for a ''Linear'' Fit
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 ^X^Y^ ^X^Y^
 +| -1.5 | -3|
 |1.1|5.2| |1.1|5.2|
 |4.5|12.6| |4.5|12.6|
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 |15.6|34.0| |15.6|34.0|
  
 +=== Entry procedure ===
  
   * <key>SHIFT</key> <key>'E'</key> ''Initialize''   * <key>SHIFT</key> <key>'E'</key> ''Initialize''
 +  * ''1.5''<key>CHS</key> <key>ENTER</key> ''3''<key>CHS</key> <key>'∑+'</key>
   * ''1.1''<key>ENTER</key> ''5.2'' <key>'∑+'</key>   * ''1.1''<key>ENTER</key> ''5.2'' <key>'∑+'</key>
   * ''4.5''<key>ENTER</key> ''12.6'' <key>'∑+'</key>   * ''4.5''<key>ENTER</key> ''12.6'' <key>'∑+'</key>
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   * ''10''<key>ENTER</key> ''23'' <key>'∑+'</key>   * ''10''<key>ENTER</key> ''23'' <key>'∑+'</key>
   * ''15.6''<key>ENTER</key> ''34'' <key>'∑+'</key>   * ''15.6''<key>ENTER</key> ''34'' <key>'∑+'</key>
-  * ''1'' (Linear Fit ''J'') 
-  *  Do fit : <key> 'B'</key> 
  
-  * Z : '' 0.999035140  '' : r correlation coefficient +=== Fit to Linear ===
-  * Y : '' 3.499147270  '' : a coefficient (y-intercept) +
-  * X : '' 1.972047542  '' : b coefficient (gradient)+
  
-'' Y = 1.972 X + 3.499 ''+  * ''1'' (for Linear Fit ''J'' = ''1'') <key>'B'</key> 
 + 
 +=== Results === 
 + 
 +  * Z : '' 0.995734680  '' : r correlation coefficient 
 +  * Y : '' 2.017167182  '' : a coefficient (y-intercept) 
 +  * X : '' 2.113978698  '' : b coefficient (gradient) 
 + 
 +Linear Equation : '' Y = 2.114 X + 2.017 '' 
 + 
 +=== Estimations ===
  
 Predict ''Y'' for ''X = 20 '' Predict ''Y'' for ''X = 20 ''
  
   * ''20'' <key>'C'</key>    * ''20'' <key>'C'</key> 
-    * '' 42.94009811 ''+    * '' 44.9674114 ''
  
 Predict ''X'' for ''Y = 25 '' Predict ''X'' for ''Y = 25 ''
  
   * ''25'' <key>'D'</key>   * ''25'' <key>'D'</key>
-    * '' 10.90280649 ''+    * '' 10.87183747 '' 
  
  
 +==== Best Fit Method ====
  
 +FIXME
  
  
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 ===== Further Information ===== ===== Further Information =====
  
 +See also : [[dm41x_ppc|]]
  
 {{tag>calculator dm41x}} {{tag>calculator dm41x}}
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 Page created :  16/02/26 20:13 GMT Page created :  16/02/26 20:13 GMT
  
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