I'm trying to fit the information with nls() function. The formula is:
but the R be angry :)
> dk1
Q H
1 43.754 21
2 74.434 52
3 94.601 72
4 115.327 81
5 135.751 109
6 72.990 54
7 35.756 12
8 36.685 2
9 35.799 2
> k1_H0
[1] 0
> n_N <- nls(Q ~ a((H-k1_H0)^b)*(exp(1)^(c(log10(H-k1_H0)^2))), data = dk1, start = list( a = 0.1, b = 0.1, c=0.1), trace = T)
Error in eval(expr, envir, enclos) : could not find function "a"
You might try:
nls(Q ~ a*((H-k1_HO)^b)*exp(c*(log10(H-k1_HO)^2)), data = dk1, start = list( a = 0.1, b = 0.1, c=0.1), trace = T)
which should with the appropriate starting values give the outcome (otherwise an error is mentioning "singular gradient").
R needs a * sign to know it's a mutliplication, otherwise a() or c() are considered as functions. And for the exponential you should check out ?exp.