Exponential regression models relationships where the dependent variable grows or decays at a rate proportional to its current value. It is widely used in population dynamics, finance, and physics to capture nonβlinear trends.
Linearisation is achieved by taking the natural logarithm of the response, converting the model to a simple linear form. This enables the use of ordinary leastβsquares techniques.
Interpretation of the fitted parameters provides insight: a represents the value of y when x is zero, while b describes the exponential growth (or decay) rate.
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