对 R 中的非线性 function 进行线性回归

Question

I'm not quite sure to understand clearly how non-linear regression can be analysed in R. I found that I can still do a linear regression with lm by using the log of my functions.
My first function is this one, where β1 is the intercept, β2 is the slope and ε is the error term:

I think that the following command gives me what I want:

result <- lm(log(Y) ~ log(X1), data=dataset)

The problem is with the following function:

I don't know what should I put inside the lm in order to perform a linear regression on my function... Any idea?

Answer 1

The following math shows how to transform your equation into a linear regression:

Y = b0*exp(b1*X1 + epsilon)
log(Y) = log(b0) + b1*X1 + epsilon
log(Y) = c0 + b1*X1 + epsilon

So in R this is just

lm(log(Y) ~ X, data = your_data)

You won't get a direct estimate for b0 , though, just an estimate of log(b0) . But you can back-transform the intercept and its confidence intervals by exponentiating them.