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Category Archives: Maths
Displaying trend line equations on line charts
This post is prompted by a recent comment at Using LINEST for non-linear curve fitting which found that the trend line formula displayed on a chart was totally different from that found using the Linest function. The problem was caused by using a … Continue reading
Posted in Charts, Charts, Excel, Maths
Tagged Chart, Excel, Show trend line equation, Trend line
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Weighted Least Squares Regression, using Excel, VBA, Alglib and Python
Least squares linear regression in Excel is easy. That’s what the Linest and Trend functions do. That is, they find the coefficients of a straight line (or higher dimension shape) so that the sum of the squares of the distances of … Continue reading
Posted in AlgLib, Curve fitting, Excel, Link to Python, Maths, Newton, NumPy and SciPy, UDFs, VBA
Tagged AlgLib, Linest, Python, SciPy, UDF, VBA, Weighted least squares regression
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On the probability of frog croaks.
A recent logical puzzle from TED discussed the probability of one of two frogs being female, if we know that at least one of them is male: This puzzle is discussed (arriving at different conclusions) here: and puzzles of this … Continue reading
Posted in Excel, Maths, Newton, VBA
Tagged croaking frog paradox, Probability puzzle, probability spreadsheet
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Brent’s Method and a daft engineer’s blog
Browsing links on Brent’s Method I found: Daft Engineer – Numerical Methods and Excel* which is well worth a look (plenty of stuff on statistics and Python, with the odd dash of Excel). The link has VBA code for a … Continue reading
Nearest Lookup Function
The Excel Lookup functions (including VLookup, HLookup and Match) all allow for an “exact” or “closest” match on numerical data, but the closest option has a number of problems: The data must be sorted For VLookup and HLookup the data … Continue reading
Posted in Coordinate Geometry, Excel, Maths, UDFs, VBA
Tagged Dist, Excel, HLookup, Match/Index, Nearest, Problems with Lookups, UDF, VBA, VLookup
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