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Use this tag only for regression models in which the response is a nonlinear function of the parameters. Do not use this tag for nonlinear data transformation; use [data-transformation] for that instead.
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How should I interpret my exponential regression model SPSS output?
I am analyzing Log+C transformed intensity data with temperature. I was advised to do a curve estimation regression analysis in SPSS, examining an exponential relationship but I am not sure how to int …
