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Numerical Analysis By Shanker Rao

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11.2 Gauss–Elimination method 250<br />

Exercise 11.2 252<br />

11.3 Iteration methods 253<br />

Exercise 11.3 255<br />

Exercise 11.4 258<br />

11.4 Crout’s triangularisation method (method of factorisation) 258<br />

Exercise 11.5 266<br />

CHAPTER 12—Curve Fitting 268–281<br />

12.1 Introduction 268<br />

12.2 The straight line 268<br />

12.3 Fitting a straight line 268<br />

12.4 Fitting a parabola 272<br />

12.5 Exponential function y = ae bx 272<br />

Exercise 12.1 278<br />

CHAPTER 13—Eigen Values and Eigen Vectors of a Matrix 282–299<br />

13.1 Introduction 282<br />

13.2 Method for the largest eigen value 290<br />

12.3 Cayley-Hamilton theorem 294<br />

Exercise 13.1 298<br />

CHAPTER 14—Regression <strong>Analysis</strong> 300–319<br />

14.1 Regression analysis 300<br />

14.2 Correlation 300<br />

14.3 Coefficient of correlation (r) 300<br />

14.4 Scatter diagram 300<br />

14.5 Calculation of r (correlation coefficient) (Karl Pearson’s formula) 302<br />

14.6 Regression 302<br />

14.7 Regression equation 303<br />

14.8 Curve of regression 303<br />

14.9 Types of regression 303<br />

14.10 Regression equations (linear fit) 303<br />

14.11 Angle between two lines of regression 306<br />

14.12 Solved examples 307<br />

14.13 Multilinear linear regression 314<br />

14.14 Uses of regression analysis 316<br />

Exercise 14.1 316<br />

Bibliography 320<br />

Index 321–322

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