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From: r <re...@eu...> - 2005-10-16 17:02:53
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Readers, I plotted the following data into gnuplot 37: 0.4717197379032280 0.0051347758814704 0.4297935152045280 0.0073454192377213 0.4268659918301880 0.0094278951544300 0.4104133185154930 0.0099098690719099 0.4256433835750840 0.0121491688010438 0.4502303629074800 0.0162362965515261 0.3819880241170460 0.0155606258914339 0.4231518138552710 0.0156275662285550 0.4169680192639760 0.0170985450730598 0.4081115179071310 0.0176955109991023 0.3997037161375390 0.0194298604254745 0.3943597830423170 0.0206064752572522 0.3628031878604310 0.0236138968547855 0.3342620844692730 0.0275198164830450 0.3546313302529470 0.0251857727542219 0.3494154104652400 0.0246491894138839 0.3887173220485090 0.0354124207080008 0.3028774653656690 0.0277222585600318 0.3734566008772940 0.0329406417764763 0.3095530446840310 0.0487083208769308 0.3229024733735360 0.0404098200069229 0.3275910144623710 0.0550704059768284 column 1 is y axis data, 2nd column for x axis. The resultant graph shows the intercept as being the first data point, 0.005, 0.47! The x axis shows tics of values 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, when the above data is not within this range. Y axs shows tics in the right range to the data. I want to add a trend line to the function f(x)=mx+c for the above data and also deduce values for the intercept and the slope of linear regression.# Any help? |