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Nonexistence in reciprocal and logarithmic regression

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Analysis in Theory and Applications

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Fitting logarithmic bln(c+x), a+bln (c+x) or reciprocal b/(c+x), a+b/(c+x) regression models to data by the least squares method asks for the determination of the closure of the set of each type of these functions defined on a finite domain. It follows that a minimal solution may not exist. But it does exist when the closure is considered.

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  1. Bukac, J., Polynomials Associated with Exponential Regression. Applicationes Mathematicae, 28(2001), 247–255.

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Bukac, J. Nonexistence in reciprocal and logarithmic regression. Anal. Theory Appl. 19, 255–265 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02835284

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