A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video discussing how to model peak behavior using a combined power-law and exponential-decay curve. The speaker explains that the model is more complicated than a single power law and mentions drawing a heuristic line — roughly "maybe 20 or 30%" deviation — as large enough to approach the peak (speaker is uncertain).
What is the second line is simply like a particular deviation that it's big enough to kind of be close to the peak. It's to draw a curve that kind of predicts the behavior of a peak. It's more complicated because it's both a power law and an exponential decay. So there is not a single power love. It describes how they peak wave. So I just draw a line that I don't remember. I think it's a, you know, maybe a 20 or 30% deviation, but it's big enough to start to be close to the peak.
