boxallbk wrote:
Hi Jerry,
If I want to do a linear regression with 1/x weighting, how do I
calculate the weights for the X data and Y data?
Thanks,
BaylyeYou start by not replying to a post that's ***THIRTEEN*** FUCKING YEARS OLD!
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Il giorno lunedì 6 marzo 2017 alle 20:52:04 UTC+1 Auric__ ha scritto:
boxallbk wrote:
Hi Jerry,You start by not replying to a post that's ***THIRTEEN*** FUCKING YEARS
If I want to do a linear regression with 1/x weighting, how do I
calculate the weights for the X data and Y data?
Thanks,
Baylye
OLD!
I am very sorry for your unfriendly answer to Baylye.
Weighted linear regression is still a widely used approach in analytical chemistry and maybe in other fields.
No matter if the post is 13, or 50, or 100 years old!
Baylye's question was very interesting and an answer to it would benefit other interested people.
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