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Jesse H. Ausubel, Director

Loglet Lab 2 Documentation

Loglet Lab 2 documentation can be found at http://phe.rockefeller.edu/LogletLab/2.0/docs/index.html

Loglet Lab 1.x Documentation

These online documents were published in the journal Technological Forecasting and Social Change. The electronic versions here have been corrected to reflect the editorial changes made in the publication process. For hardcopy reprints of the journal versions, please email us at phe@rockefeller.edu. The full bibliographic info can be found on our Publications page.

• The Loglet Lab Tutorial: A function-by-function guide to the capabilities of Loglet Lab. (This tutorial applies to Loglet Lab 1.x, a.k.a. "Loglet Lab for Windows".)
• Logistics Primer: A technical paper describing the mathematics underlying Loglet Lab
  Available as:
  • Adobe PDF (logletlab.pdf)
  • PostScript (logletlab.ps)
  • gzipped PostScript (logletlab.ps.gz)
  • A Clarification of the Labeling of
    "Fisher-Pry" Transform Figures (FP_Clarification.pdf)

Related Papers

Methods for logistic analysis

• Carrying Capacity: A Model with Logistically Varying Limits by Perrin Meyer and Jesse Ausubel.
• Bi-Logistic Growth by Perrin Meyer

Applications of logistic analysis

Papers published by members of our group that include examples of logistic analysis in action:

• Human Population Dynamics Revisited with the Logistic Model: How Much Can Be Modeled and Predicted? by C. Marchetti, P. S. Meyer, and J. H. Ausubel
• DRAMs as Model Organisms for Study of Technologial Evolution by Nadejda M. Victor and Jesse H. Ausubel
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