A compilation of nonlinear growth models
pygrowthmodels
includes functions for the calculation of the following nonlinear growth models and its inverse functions:
- Blumberg
- Brody
- Chapman-Richards
- Generalised Logistic
- Generalised Richard
- Gompertz
- Janoschek
- Log-logistic
- Logistic
- Mitcherlich
- Monomolecular
- Morgan-Mercer-Flodin
- Negative exponential
- Richard’s
- Rosso
- Schnute
- Stannard
- von Bertalanffy
- Weibull
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