lsqufit - function to perform a least squares fit to data (linear or exponential).
void lsqufit( float x[], float y[], int npts, int isw1, float *slope, float *intercept, float *lsqe, float *r2 )
Basic Seismic Utilities (BSU) function performs least squares fit to (x,y) data. One may choose a straight line or exponential fit. That is,
y=slope*x + intercept
or
y=A*exp(slope*x)
where the usual log (base e) transformation is performed:
log(y)=slope*x + log(A)
The quality of
the fit is given by the coefficient of determination, r2
(0<r2<1). A good fit will have r2-->1. A bad fit
will have r2-->0. Here, good or bad refer to how well the
data follow the data model (straight line).
C-language version.
Arguments
x[] (float)
Independent variable
y[] (float)
Dependent variable
npts (int)
Number of samples
isw1 (int)
Switch to select type of fit
0=straight line
1=exponential
*slope (float)
Pointer to slope determined by fit.
*intercept (float)
Pointer to intercept determined by fit.
*lsqe (float)
Pointer to least squares error of fit
*r2 (float)
Pointer to coefficient of determination 0<r2<1
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For an example, see this function used in bgaz.c |
bgaz(1)
No known bugs
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