;Test" to determine the formula, nls returns an
error; there are no initial values for x and y whereas without the function
"Test" and directly a formula; no error occurred in nls with the same DATA.
Duncan Murdoch-2 wrote:
>
> bbouling wrote:
>> Greetings,
>>
Greetings,
I recently discovered R and how to tackle my own functions.
I'm blocked on a simple barrier I guess. I call a function that recognizes a
string and return the adequate formula in a main function. This is done
through a script.
When I type the formula in the main function, it works fin
Dear Pf. Ripley,
I use the nls() function coupled with the confint() to obtain the confidence
interval of assessed parameters of fitting model.
I don't understand why the confidence intervals estimated with such a method
aren't consistent?
Regards
B. Boulinguiez
Ph.D. in Chemistry
Ecole Nation
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