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Fit Curve Model Comparison functionality

Status: Archived Submitted by on ‎05-17-2018 12:21 PM
2 Comments (2 New)

 

In the Specialized Modeling menu, I frequently find the need to compare curve fitting models.  It might be nice to have an easy way to compare all curve fitting models within a particular submenu (e.g., polynomials, sigmoid, multiple parameter logistic, exponential growth and decay).  I was wondering if a menu item could be added to compare the curve-fitting of appropriately grouped curve fitting models (analogous to the functionality in the Distribution menu for comparing the various possibilities in the Continuous Fit menu by selecting "All").

2 Comments
Ryan_Gilmore
Community Manager Community Manager
Community Manager
‎10-26-2022 04:34 PM
‎10-26-2022 04:34 PM
Status changed to: Archived
We are archiving this request. If this is still important please comment with additional details and we will reopen. Thank you!
JMPinthePool
Level III
‎12-09-2022 10:27 AM
‎12-09-2022 10:27 AM

YES!! I would 100% support this - I am regularly looking for non-linear curves to fit my data and having to go through them all one by one to try to find one that fits is quite tedious. 

 

Best regards.