Having Rank 10 and such Polynomial Regressions would be a great help to allowing for proper modeling of some data sets, but we should go a step further. Try to add a way to obtain arbitrarily-large Polynomial Regressions. (Should be possible, but what worries me is the capabilities from JFree's Polynomial Regression function. Take a look at that?)
The idea is to have a JSlider (or whatever it's called) that goes from 2 to 50 or whatever, and the code takes that slider's value and automatically generates the parameters for the JFree Polynomial Regression creator function!
Having Rank 10 and such Polynomial Regressions would be a great help to allowing for proper modeling of some data sets, but we should go a step further. Try to add a way to obtain arbitrarily-large Polynomial Regressions. (Should be possible, but what worries me is the capabilities from JFree's Polynomial Regression function. Take a look at that?)
The idea is to have a JSlider (or whatever it's called) that goes from 2 to 50 or whatever, and the code takes that slider's value and automatically generates the parameters for the JFree Polynomial Regression creator function!