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Hi everyone,
You have a set of data in one row or one column. Next, you want to do nonlinear regression analysis for forecasting purposes and you use LINEST. The question is: Should someone keeps dancing back-and-forth inbetween different nonlinear polynomials without knowing which one is more accurate? I mean how to do you measure the inaccuracy level? Any advice or feedback on this please? Thanks, Jo |
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