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From: zweifel <zw...@gm...> - 2010-05-14 22:20:37
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How do I supply data errors for fit to work with? 2010/5/14 Hans-Bernhard Bröker <HBB...@t-...> > zweifel wrote: > > I plotted a function with a regression and it worked fine as it could be >> seen on the figure out2.png, but when I tried to plot this same function >> with logscale, that is, I just added "set logscale xy" to my script, then >> the out.png appeared. But it did not seem right. >> > > On what basis did you draw this conclusion? What exactly did "not seem > right" about it? > > > fit f(x) "comparison" using 1:2 via e,a >> fit g(x) "comparison" using 1:3 via d,k2 >> fit h(x) "comparison" using 1:4 via c,k3 >> > > The most likely problem to be found here is that these fit commands don't > supply data errors for fit to work with. Your expectation is probably based > on assumptions about how 'fit' weights distances between data and model > (particularly in the absence of data errors) that just don't hold. > > Note that 'set logscale' is a plot setting. It does not affect 'fit at > all. > > -- Danilo |