O odyssey Sep 14, 2006 #1 anyone have a definition of bilinear models, that a rather dumb engineer would be able to grasp? long shot like...worth a go..
anyone have a definition of bilinear models, that a rather dumb engineer would be able to grasp? long shot like...worth a go..
A Armitage Conway the 2nd Sep 14, 2006 #2 odyssey said: anyone have a definition of bilinear models, that a rather dumb engineer would be able to grasp? long shot like...worth a go.. Click to expand... A square
odyssey said: anyone have a definition of bilinear models, that a rather dumb engineer would be able to grasp? long shot like...worth a go.. Click to expand... A square
A Armitage Conway the 2nd Sep 14, 2006 #4 odyssey said: eh yeah perhaps i'll do an email send-around to my geek buddies Click to expand... Bilinear Model = log 1/C =a log P-b log (betaP+1) +C
odyssey said: eh yeah perhaps i'll do an email send-around to my geek buddies Click to expand... Bilinear Model = log 1/C =a log P-b log (betaP+1) +C
O odyssey Sep 14, 2006 #5 Ted DiBiase said: www.google.com might know the answer....... Click to expand... yeah, nice one, smartarse. because everyone asks things here that could be found out easily through google... edit: sorry, i'm grumpy. cos no internet site will explain it in plain english. damn mathematicians..
Ted DiBiase said: www.google.com might know the answer....... Click to expand... yeah, nice one, smartarse. because everyone asks things here that could be found out easily through google... edit: sorry, i'm grumpy. cos no internet site will explain it in plain english. damn mathematicians..
