Data Trend Analysis by Assigning Polynomial Function For Given Data Set
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This paper aims at explaining the method of creating a polynomial equation out of the given data set which can be used as a representation of the data itself and can be used to run aggregation against itself to find the results. This approach uses least-squares technique to construct a model of data and fit to a polynomial. Differential calculus technique is used on this equation to generate the aggregated results that represents the original data set.
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