How to fit a desired function form to a set of data in MATLAB?

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Dear All,
I just installed the curve fitting toolbox and have been trying to get familiar with how it works. Although my question is specifically addressing a real problem, it could be a general question with any arbitrary choice of functional form. Assume I have a desired functional form such as :
f(x) = D*(1 - exp(-a*x))^2
And I have the following data set of:
X Y
-0.55 2.3386639
-0.5 -15.554354
-0.45 -31.500773
-0.4 -45.661997
-0.35 -58.182891
-0.3 -69.179367
-0.25 -78.728997
-0.2 -86.859606
-0.15 -93.532515
-0.1 -98.620664
-0.05 -101.89666
0 -103.08067
0.05 -102.01361
0.1 -98.879876
0.15 -94.172935
0.2 -88.344847
0.25 -81.576677
0.3 -73.851215
0.35 -65.088782
0.4 -55.255995
0.45 -44.56707
0.5 -33.717314
0.55 -23.724423
0.6 -15.329395
0.65 -8.7090074
0.7 -3.7387088
0.75 -0.25488612
0.8 1.9270662
0.85 3.0617316
0.9 3.4563882
0.95 3.405915
1 3.1230416
1.05 2.706436
1.1 2.3402943
1.15 2.018794
1.2 1.7367674
1.25 1.4896294
1.3 1.2733121
1.35 1.0842074
1.4 0.91911626
1.45 0.77520246
1.5 0.64995259
I want to know how I can fit the given functional form to the provided set of data and find the coefficients a and D. Even though I know how to use polyfit, and simple exponential fitting in MATLAB, when it comes to complicated functional forms, I stuck in mug!!
I hope by your helps and assistance I will be able to follow a general strategy to fit any arbitrary functional forms to a given set of data. Thank you so much.
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nony lew
nony lew il 13 Apr 2018
Did you solve the problem? I have something similar to do and I do not know how. Thanks,
Unai San Miguel
Unai San Miguel il 16 Ott 2018
Have you looked at the documentation of functions fit and fittype?

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