MATLAB Code:
close all
clear
clc
T = [250 260 270 273 280 290 298 300 310]';
S = [2.7 2.9 3.1 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.7 3.8 4.0]';
% S = A*exp(-1000/(B*T))
% => ln(S) = ln(A) - (1000/B)*(1/T)
P = [ones(size(T)) 1./T];
C = P\log(S);
% ln(A) = C(1)
A = exp(C(1));
% -1000/B = C(2)
B = -1000/C(2);
fprintf('Model: S = %.4f * exp(-1000 / (%.4f * T))\n', A, B)
TT = min(T)-10:1:max(T)+10;
plot(T,S,'o',TT,A*exp(-1000./(B*TT)))
title('Least Squares Fit'), xlabel('T'), ylabel('S')
legend('Data Points', 'Least Squares Fit', 'Location',
'northwest')
R2 = 1 - sum((S - (A * exp(-1000 ./ (B*T)))).^2) / sum((S -
sum(S)/length(S)).^2);
fprintf('R-Squared Value: %.8f\n', R2)
Output:
Model: S = 20.9337 * exp(-1000 / (1.9501 * T))
R-Squared Value: 0.99569270
Plot:

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