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40 41 Coefficients andard Er t Stat P-value Lower 95%Upper 95%Lower 95.0%Upper 95.0% 42 Intercept 8.675157247 0.04943 175.486447 6.33E-09 8.537904 8.812411 8.537904 8.812411 43 X Variable 1 -0.07714813 0.0025 -30.8292587 6.6E-06 -0.084096 -0.0702 ......
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I want to add more than 20 digits in an Excel cell. The current format of the cell is general, and it converts the number to an exponential format. I tried with a number format and ......
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Brief description of the exponential distribution, which describes the inter-arrival times in a Poisson process and is useful in statistics. ... The exponential distribution can be used to determine the probability that it will take a given number of tria...
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2 thoughts and a question. 1) You can certainly do this type of forecasting in Excel (see duke.edu/~rnau/411outbd.htm for a good primer), but R is "better". 2) Know that you'll probably have a number of people recommend R for this type of work-and if you'...
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Describes how we will use logs in Chem 12, to convert an exponential function to a linear function so the data can be fitted using the least-squares method....
MATLAB vs. Excel: Matlab seems to give better answer to exponential decay, anyone know why? - MATLAB
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Excel is apparently doing a log of the y data then fitting a line. This approach is very sensitive to outliers. Change your plot commands to semilogy and you'll see why with your data. That last point is an outlier in semilog space, even though it isn't s...
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Excel Dashboards Books at Amazon.com Creating Exponential Notation Axis Labels The way most computer programs render numbers in scientific notation is not particularly attractive, for example 1.23E-04. Most of us learned true exponential notation in high ...
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Ok.... I think I understand your post, but perhaps I have not asked the right question. If my data had a steady rate of growth of one percent per month over fourty years, then this would plot as an exponential curve, and this would reflect on a log chart ...