Fit an exponential function by a linear one...how to write correct errors?

[faca87]

Ok I think it’s enough to apply the error roules…the topic can be closed @coeut
you can close it

[jalopezg]

Hi @faca87; I am also adding @jonas to this topic, as he may also be able to help you with this.

Cheers,
J.

[faca87]

Thank you @jalopezg then…waiting for @jonas

[moneta]

HI,
I am not sure what the question is exactly, please explain it better…
Cheers
Lorenzo

[faca87]

Hello @moneta sorry…
I modified the topic asking to close it.

I explain …I had to fit an exponential function . Given that it was for educational reason I calculate the logharitm and I fitted by a linear function y=mx+q.
Due that the data were <1, by calculating the log of the error I get higher values of the error than the measurement! Then I asked if there was an automatic way to solve it by root!

But I solved applying the rules for error …then the error on ln (x) is sqrt[(1/x e_x)^2

Then @moneta thank you, but you can close the topic!

[moneta]

OK, thanks, then it is solved!