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The last time i did a similar fit with world GDP between 1920ish and now it came out as O(x^a) where a was between 4 and 5. Actually i fitted the ODE dx/dt = \b
by freemint 5y ago
The last time i did a similar fit with world GDP between 1920ish and now it came out as O(x^a) where a was between 4 and 5. Actually i fitted the ODE dx/dt = \beta*x^\alpha to data, the fitted looked nice. I wish i wrote a blog post about it.
- brandmeyer 5y agoThere's an old joke that all growth looks exponential when plotted on log-log paper with a fat marker.