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Many natural growth processes can be very closely described by s-shaped parametric functions (e.g., logistic curve). A. Janoschek [19] has proposed a growth curve that is determined by four parameters in 1957, which is very similar to the Weibull growth curve.

The function is given by the following equation:

y = l - (l-beta) * Exp(-k*u^delta)

Where l is the upper boundβ is the lower bound, and δ is a parameter that determines the rate of growth (e.g., steepness of the curve). Given the point of inflection (x_ref,y_ref) the parameter k can be obtained in closed form, which is made use of in this implementation.

The following animation shows a growth curve with the following parameters:

Parameter Value
upperBound

2

lowerBound

0.1

(x_ref, y_ref)

(1,1)

growthRate

1, ... ,10

Notes

See also

JanoschekNegative

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