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\begin{document}

\title{A Novel Technique: Conceived Predictive Diagonal (CPD) Graphical
Nonlinear Regression Modeling and Simulation}



\author[1]{Ebrahim abdelgawad}%
\affil[1]{Nuclear Materials Authority}%


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  \date{May 08, 2024}


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The present work predicts a novel technique for treating workable
results. It aims to more professional data analysis with less numbers of
experiments. A Predictive Conceived Diagonal (PCD) technique is
suggested for this target. For the latter a non-linear regression
procedure is applied using MATLAB software. Four published examples are
employed and treated. By deploying rate of reaction -Arrhenius
combination for studying a pair of factors simultaneously the performed
results are very closed to that reported. It also successfully applied
for lab scale uranium removal from nitrate solution by Amberlite IR 120
at Nuclear Materials Authority, Egypt.%
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