Polynominal Regression Fit

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The objective for the part of the assignment was to use already existing data and plot a fit to that data. Initially, I began to use different values to find a particular fit that would ensure some sort of flexibility for the measurement which would be conducted later on. The final outcome of this section produce and a polynomial fit which calculated the average and maximum error values of each point on the dataset. A total of 50 dataset was produced. (Figure_1c represents the best fit)

Polynominal Regression Fit using, N= 3:

Error calculated was very high.

Sum of errors in the dataset: [ 2535033.60000039,]
Number of values in the dataset: 50
Average error in the dataset: [ 50700.67200001,]
Calcuation of maximum error for entire dataset [ 145286.39999986,]

Polynominal Regression Fit using, N=5:

Error calculated was lower than other N values, with room for flexiability.
Sum of errors in the dataset: [ 0.00050403,]
Number of values in dataset: 50
Average error in the dataset: [ 1.00805828e-005,]
Calcuation of maximum error for entire dataset [ 5.41539630e-005,]

Code Sample(Python Generated)

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Polyfit_samplefile_1

Polyfit_samplefile_2


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