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? Umm. An S curve IS exponential. It's exponential growth, followed by exponential decay.
by economist420 4y ago
? Umm. An S curve IS exponential. It's exponential growth, followed by exponential decay.
- antisthenes 4y agoNo, it's not. An S-curve is logarithmic. It may mimic a quadratic curve in smaller values, but for pragmatic purposes it becomes asymptotic to some arbitrarily chosen value, in most cases. There is no decay either, because the value of y is still always increasing.