Estimation of confidence intervals for the nonlinear parameters of a least-squares fit. Application to cholesteryl nonanoate data
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1. The words “linear” and “nonlinear” are used throughout this paper to describe the occurrence of adjustable parameters within a proposed model. Knowledge of the use of linear combinations of expansion functions containing nonlinear combinations of independent variables is assumed
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5. R. S. Pindak, C. C. Huang, J. T. Ho: Phys. Rev. Letters32, 43 (1974). The list of disquieting analyses of data on critical phenomena is extensive. This paper was selected for its timeliness and is not the oject of the caveat given in the introduction10.1103/PhysRevLett.32.43 ↗