(2, 18), (4, 27), (8, 53), (16, 106), (32, 124) Which model (exponential, logart
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(2, 18), (4, 27), (8, 53), (16, 106), (32, 124)
Which model (exponential, logarthmic, logistic, or none of these) fits the given data the best?
For the correct model, choose the regression function of best fit.
Round calculations to two decimal places.
a) logistic, f(x) = 124.56/(1 + 9.95e-0.25x)
b) logarithmic, f(x) = -21.70 + 41.98ln(x)
c) exponential, f(x) = 23.97(1.06)x
d) none of these
a) logistic, f(x) = 124.56/(1 + 9.95e-0.25x)
b) logarithmic, f(x) = -21.70 + 41.98ln(x)
c) exponential, f(x) = 23.97(1.06)x
d) none of these
Explanation / Answer
Mean Square error is used to decide the best fit.
Step 1: Calculate y from each model
Step 2: calculate error of each observation from acutal y and square it
Step 3: take mean of this square error and compare
Logistic works best.
y-model Error^2 = (ymodel - y)^2 x y logistic log exp logistic log exp 2 18 17.7 7.4 26.9 0.1 112.4 79.8 4 27 26.7 36.5 30.3 0.1 90.2 10.6 8 53 53.1 65.6 38.2 0.0 158.6 218.9 16 106 105.4 94.7 60.9 0.4 127.8 2034.7 32 124 124.1 123.8 154.7 0.0 0.0 941.7 MSE = 0.1 97.8 657.2Related Questions
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