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M L Johnson 《Analytical biochemistry》1992,206(2):215-225
One of the most commonly used methods for the analysis of experimental data in the biochemical literature is nonlinear least squares (regression). This group of methods are also commonly misused. The purpose of this article is to review the assumptions inherent in the use of least-squares techniques and how these assumptions govern the ways that least-squares techniques can and should be used. Since these assumptions pertain to the nature of the experimental data to be analyzed they also dictate many aspects of the data collection protocol. The examination of these assumptions includes a discussion of questions like: Why would a biochemist want to use nonlinear least-squares techniques? When is it appropriate for a biochemist to use nonlinear least-squares techniques? What confidence can be assigned to the results of a nonlinear least-squares analysis? 相似文献
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