Approximation of the exponential type time series in terms of the usa population growth rate
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https://doi.org/10.18372/2073-4751.3.11322Keywords:
exponential polygonal (linear two-segment) regression, approximation, sum of squared deviations minimization, cumulative curve of remaindersAbstract
The article represents a new approach to the exponential polygonal mathematical model formulationat the time series approximation in terms of the USA population growth rateReferences
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