Is there a way to tell FindFormula to avoid using Piecewise in its result, and to look for best possible match using a single formula composed of functions provided in TargetFunctions?

@Vladimir For whatever it's worth, I don't see such an option. One might have to use the "up to n functions" parameter to obtain several models and then filter out the Piecewise models.

Can anybody tell me why some people are voting to reopen this post mathematica.stackexchange.com/review/reopen/78535 ?

I mean, I don't see any activity there. But maybe somebody wants to add an answer? In this case, it would be a good idea to state that in a comment to that post so that other users know.

@b3m2a1 and @Kuba, he responded with "$Failed":

@C.E. if it is installed correctly then << jsoupLink`jSoupLink` should work.

Or maybe .m insted of the last bactick

@Kuba ok, I will ask him to check that

Try yourself too, just to make sure. I can not atm.

``<< jsoupLink`jSoupLink``` works for me

@Kuba It worked for him too. Is it possible to tell what the problem is based on this?

In her os/mma Get is case sensitive.

Which I was assuming is always the case.

But since it worked for you or @b3m2a1 it appears to be os dependent.

@Kuba perhaps it is case sensitive in Windows then and not on MacOS/Linux, although I don't know what b3ma2a1 is using.

@C.E. I am travelling these days so I can not test myself or determine what would be the best solution for you. I think s case should be made consistent.

He is on Mac

ok. I will push an update, hopefully tomorrow, where I will change to jsoupLink.

Thank you for your help :)

You are welcome