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The test suite contains a set of points to fit without indicating where those numbers came from. Plotting them in Excel suggests that the 3rd value (y = 21.119) may be a typo (instead of y = 2.119).
The value added by a test suite is only as good as the tests are meaningful. Does anyone know where these data came from? Were they measured from some physical process? Were they generated by a mathematical model of some kind? etc.
Oops, I just noticed that the data referenced here actually isn't the bennet5 data but rather the data used for sigmoid fitting. In any case, I think it deserves some clarification.
jacobq
changed the title
Fix "Bennet5" data
Explain test data used in fitting test
Oct 25, 2018
The test suite contains a set of points to fit without indicating where those numbers came from. Plotting them in Excel suggests that the 3rd value (
y = 21.119
) may be a typo (instead ofy = 2.119
).The value added by a test suite is only as good as the tests are meaningful. Does anyone know where these data came from? Were they measured from some physical process? Were they generated by a mathematical model of some kind? etc.
levenberg-marquardt/src/__tests__/curve.js
Line 28 in afbbd90
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