Summary:
Most of the fitting results are very good shown in the figures.
The R^2 distribution figure shows that most of them are close to 1, which means that the fitting results are very good. However, there are some very small R^2. It is obvious that these fitting has problems.

For example, the 16th figure showed a bad fitting result. The reason is that: the largest peak of the 16th figure has three largest values, which are equal to each other. As a result, My code cannot identify that this is a peak. Also, maybe there are some other problems before fitting.
I will try to solve the problem tomorrow and see if there are any other questions.
why do not I see the three peaks in 16?
ReplyDeleteit is 2 peaks.
Deletestore r2 for the match..it will be used as a quality predictor during predictive modeling..
ReplyDeleteI am surprised that you do not get good match for 14 15 16... these have only one peaks.. it should be easy to fit a one peak..once you figure out that the distribution has only one maxima...
ReplyDeleteI will meet with you around 4 to discuss more..
ReplyDeleteOk.
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