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I am attempting to fit a nonlinear curve to the data listed below using Excel
2003 with the standard stat add-in provided with Excel. I normally use SAS for statistical analysis and am not familiar with all the capabilities of Solver, etc. I would like to achieve the above curve fit solution using Excel, since this is one step in an application to be used by others who do not have SAS, but have basic Excel capability. In SAS I fit a nonlinear regression curve of the form: lnY1 = b * exp( -a*lnX1), this provided coefficients of b=-1.91 and a=0.515, with an R-square of 0.98 (not perfect but close enough !). I have not been able to duplicate this in Excel. The closest I can come (without expensive 3rd-party add in software), is to fit a logarithmic curve (chart,trendline, etc) and this doesn't handle the limit approached on the Y-axis very well. Any ideas ? (heres the data in its original, non-Ln transformed format): X Y 0.09 0.00123 0.15 0.0067 0.2 0.0137 0.4 0.0494 0.6 0.0852 0.8 0.1176 1 0.1465 1.2 0.1724 1.4 0.1957 1.6 0.2168 1.8 0.2361 2 0.2539 5 0.4193 10 0.5437 20 0.6544 40 0.7453 60 0.7888 80 0.8156 100 0.8343 500 0.9748 700 0.9787 1000 0.9822 -- Thanks -------- geocalc |
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