论文信息 - Pocket computer program for fitting the Hill equation.

Pocket computer program for fitting the Hill equation.

This paper presents a program written in the BASIC language for the Radio Shack TRS-80 PC-1 or the Sharp PC 1211 pocket computers for fitting the Hill equation to experimental data. The program is based on a procedure involving a combination of an optimization technique and non-linear regression. The program determines precisely all three parameters of the Hill equation and in addition, it performs a simulation of the kinetic experiment using the parameter values previously estimated, calculating the sum of squares of residuals.

G F Pinto | E G Oestreicher | E. G. Oestreicher | G. F. Pinto

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