I only learned about arithmetic mean in my engineering measurement and data analysis course, so geometric mean is something new to me. What a useful formula to know. Thanks for the great video!
If you are making measurements, there could be error, imprecisions, or other mistakes and artifacts that make your data slightly different that 100% accurate. This is all considered "noise."
we never actually learned what curve fitting is. We learned how to do it, but no one ever explained why. Thank you so much for the explanation.
I am very happy to hear I helped!!
I only learned about arithmetic mean in my engineering measurement and data analysis course, so geometric mean is something new to me. What a useful formula to know. Thanks for the great video!
been searching for meaning of " curve fitting"... understood in first 2 mins . thanks
Awesome! Thank you!!
Thank u so much for your content. I didn't find this anywhere else on u tube. This answers me why we have to do curve fitting.
Thank you!
Made me understand why we do curve fitting better. Thanks
Awesome to hear!
I helped me a lot!.. At my phd program, Suddenly I have to know wft is fitting curve. tky dude
Great to hear!
Thank you for the much needed concise breakdown
Thank You ! Well explained.
Great video sir. Thank you!
This is how you take a class
Sir, what is reffering as noise in a data set?
If you are making measurements, there could be error, imprecisions, or other mistakes and artifacts that make your data slightly different that 100% accurate. This is all considered "noise."
can you share your slides? thank you.
Absolutely happy to share! Here you go...
empossible.net/academics/emp4301_5301/
I helped me a lot!.. At my phd program, Suddenly I have to know wft is fitting curve. tky dude
Great to hear!