diff --git a/Power-Series/README.md b/Power-Series/README.md index f30dfeb..4480e06 100644 --- a/Power-Series/README.md +++ b/Power-Series/README.md @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ source ('macluarin.R') The file will read selected *.dat file (an ascii file with data in an x y dy format) and using stepwise linear regressionwill pick the order of the Maclaurin sereis to fit the data using the [Akaiki Information Criterion](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akaike_information_criterion). -To avoid issues with the different types of sum of squares regression (commonly called Type I, II and III sum of squares), we recommend sorting the data (e.g. see [ge-lowQ2.dat](data/ge-lowQ2.dat)). NOTE: A magnet's hysterisis curve would be an example of data where order of the points is critially important. +To avoid issues with the different types of sum of squares regression (commonly called Type I, II and III sum of squares), we recommend sorting the data. NOTE: A magnet's hysterisis curve would be an example of data where order of the points is critially important. ### Example Results @@ -21,3 +21,4 @@ As an example of the power of the technique, we use the data from Bevington and The [ge-lowQ2.dat](data/ge-lowQ2.dat) and [ge-mainz14.dat](data/ge-mainz14.dat) files are the files used in the determination of the proton radius. +