A Discrete Data Fitting Models Fusing Genetic Algorithm

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To address problems of Least squares method (LSM) fitting curves in application domains, the essay attempts to build a new model by using LMS (Least Median Squares) to analyze the error points, and pretreating the dynamic measuring errors and then getting the fitting curves of testing data. This model is used for electromotor parameters testing which includes load testing and unload testing. Experiments show that the model can erase the influence of outline points, while improving the effects of data curve fitting and reflecting the characteristic of the motor, provide more accurate data fitting curve with small sample data that is in discrete distribution compared with Least squares method.

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