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3 hours ago comment added JimB Half of the observations are duplicates: the 0 degree value is exactly the same as the 360 degree value, the 10 degree value is exactly the same as the 350 degree value, and so on. You don't describe how the data was obtained or anything about the subject matter which matters when making decisions about fitting.
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3 hours ago comment added MMA13 @azerbajdzan, you are right $a A$ is naive to use. I will modify the question
3 hours ago comment added MMA13 I have a data for an observable that is a function of \theta and \phi in sphirical coordinate. I am trying to find a single model that can fit all data. Sorry, what do you mean by " only have half of the observations presented"?
6 hours ago comment added JimB NonlinearModelFit (and LinearModelFit) is not the problem. You need a better model (as shown in the current two answers). Is there some physical model that is indicated? If not, a better fit is just a better description of the data rather than an explanation of the data. Also, you really only have half of the observations presented which means that any standard errors are underestimated. The fitting should just use the real data and not any of the duplicated data.
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14 hours ago answer added azerbajdzan timeline score: 5
14 hours ago answer added ydd timeline score: 4
15 hours ago comment added azerbajdzan Using two parameters a A has no sense.
15 hours ago answer added yarchik timeline score: 7
15 hours ago comment added MMA13 Sorry, dat modified.
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15 hours ago comment added yarchik Your data point {190, 0} does not correspond to your dat graph.
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