Casio fx-CG 50 and fx-9750GIII: Regression Builder
Introduction
The program LRBUILD lets the user fit bi-variate data (x,y) to a customized regression equation in the form:
y = C + Σ Cₙ * fₙ(x)
where:
C = constant term. This term is automatically calculated for by the program.
Cₙ = coefficient of each subsequent term of fₙ(x)
fₙ(x) = function, where the user can choose any of the following forms:
1. x^A
2. ln(A * x)
3. e^(A * x)
4. sin(A * x)
where A is a real number. Angles are assumed to be in radian measure.
For example, we can fit data by least squares method to this equation:
y = C + C_1 * x^2 + C_2 * e^(0.5 * x) + C_3 * sin(x)
You can add as many fₙ(x) terms as you like.
The program will give you the coefficients in a vertical matrix, starting from C and so forth, and the R^2 goodness of fit:
R^2 = 1 - SS_res / SS_tot
SS_res = Σ( y_observed - y_predicted)^2
SS_tot = Σ(y_observed - mean(y_oberserved))^2
Notes:
The characters _n (lower subscript n) and Σ (sigma symbol) are found on the CHAR (Character Select) on the programming editor menu (almost exit until the soft menu TOP, BOTTOM, SEARCH, ... displays).
The lines:
For 1 → I To 750
Next
are used to create a short pause.
There are two versions:
Program files with the g3m extension is for the color Casio graphing calculators, such as the fx-CG50. You can download this file here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YidknrzjU_oRT3KLIzkEogbU_XFBCH0j/view?usp=sharing
Program files with the g1m extension is for the monochrome Casio graphing calculators, such as the fx-9750GIII (United States) and the fx-9860GIII (International). You can download this file here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GOO6VHGV_JRlNlbZB8ww3hK1qDqZaag_/view?usp=sharing
To transfer between Casio calculators, it is recommended to save them as text files. Then transfer to the SAVE-F folder and load it on the home calculator. Some editing may be necessary, such as <-1> with x^-1.
Casio fx-9750gIII and fx-CG50 (and probably most other Casio modern graphing calculators) Program: LRBUILD
(Extra spaces included for readability - this meant to be typed on the calculator)
Rad
ClrText
Locate 1,1,"LIN REG BUILDER"
Locate 1,2,"EWS 2022-01-17"
Locate 1,3,"Y=C+Σ(C_n×F_n(X))" (n is the lower script n from the CHAR screen)
For 1 → I To 750
Next
"X DATA"? → List 1
"Y DATA"? → List 2
Dim List 1 → N
Dim List 1 → Dim List 3
{0} → List 4
{0} → List 5
Seq(1,X,1,N,1) → List 6
List→Mat(List 6) → Mat A
List→Mat(List 2) → Mat B
"CONSTANT TERM ADDED"
For 1 → I To 750
Next
Lbl 0
Menu "TERM?", "X^A", 1, "ln (AX)", 2, "e^(AX)", 3, "sin (AX)", 4, "CALCULATE", 5
Lbl 1
"A"? → A
Augment(List 4, {1}) → List 4
Got A
Lbl 2
"A"? → A
Augment(List 4, {2}) → List 4
ln(A×List 1) → List 6
Goto A
Lbl 3
"A"? → A
Augment(List 4, {3}) → List 4
e^(A×List 1) → List 6
Goto A
Lbl 4
"A"? → A
Augment(List 4, {4}) → List 4
sin(A×List 1) → List 6
Goto A
Lbl A
Augment(List 5, {A}) → List 5
List→Mat(List 6) → Mat D
Augment(Mat A, Mat D) → Mat A
Goto 0
Lbl 5
Dim List 4 → M
(Trn Mat A × Mat A)^-1 × Trn Mat A × Mat B → Mat C
"COEFFS:" ◢
Mat C ◢
For 1 → I to N
0 → Y
For 1 → J To M
List 4[ J ] → L
List 5[ J ] → A
Mat C[ J, 1 ] → C
List 1[ I ] → X
L = 0 ⇒ Y + C → Y
L = 1 ⇒ Y + C × X^A → Y
L = 2 ⇒ Y + C × ln(AX) → Y
L = 3 ⇒ Y + C × e^(AX) → Y
L = 4 ⇒ Y + C × sin(AX) → Y
Next
Y = 0 ⇒ 1E-7 (lower case 10 on the fx-CG 50)
Y → List 3[ I ]
Next
1 - (Sum (List 2 - List 3)^2)÷(Sum (List 2 - Mean(List 2))^2) → R
"R^2="
R ◢
List→Mat(List 1, List 2, List 3) → Mat D
Variables:
List 1: X Data
List 2: Y Data
List 3: Expected Y Data (Calculated)
List 4: Operation Types: 0 - constant, 1 - x^a, 2 - ln(a*x), 3 - e^(a*x), 4 - sin(a*x)
List 5: A
Mat A: X data matrix
Mat B: Y data matrix
Mat C: matrix of calculated coefficients
Examples
Example 1:
Fit the following data:
x data = {10, 25, 34, 46, 65}
y data = {39.7, 100, 135.9, 183.9, 260}
to the curve y = C + C1 * x + C2 / x
Remember the constant term is automatic.
On the TERM? menu, select
1. X^A with A = 1
1. X^A (again), this time with A = -1
5. CALCULATE
Calculated coefficients:
[[ 0.1012904425 ]
[ 3.99874051 ]
[ -3.775351133 ]]
y = 0.012904425 + 3.99874051x - 3.775351133/x
R^2 = 0.9999994909
y' predicted data:
{39.71116043, 99.91878916, 135.947281, 183.9612811, 259.9613413}
Example 2:
Fit the following data:
x data = {-0.35, -0.16, 0.27, 0.84}
y data = {-0.64, -0.31, 0.58, 2.06}
to the curve y = C + C1 * sin x + C2 * e^x
Remember the constant term is automatic.
On the TERM? menu, select
4. sin(A*X) with A = 1
3. e^(A*X) with A = 1
5. CALCULATE
Calculated coefficients:
[[ -0.9847711767 ]
[ 1.023495272 ]
[ 0.9854914931 ]]
y = -0.9847711767 + 1.023495272 * sin x + 0.9854914931 * e^x
R^2 = 0.9999986129
y' predicted data:
{-0.6412613439, -0.3080521531, 0.5791860102, 2.060127487}
Example 3:
Fit the following data:
x data = {2, 3, 4, 5, 6}
y data = {22.5, 34, 45.5, 57.5, 69.75}
to the curve y = C + C1 * x^1.2 + C2 * ln(3*x)
Remember the constant term is automatic.
On the TERM? menu, select
1. X^A with A = 1.2
2. ln(A*X) with A = 3
5. CALCULATE
Calculated coefficients:
[[ -0.08646217016 ]
[ 6.83429695 ]
[ 3.855357541 ]]
y = -0.08646217016 + 6.83429695 * x^1.2 + 3.855357541 * ln(3* x)
R^2 = 0.9999924407
y' predicted data:
{22.52250254, 33.92570965, 45.56537698, 57.50145068, 69.73496014}
Eddie
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