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The two-variable orthogonal least squares procedure was developed independently by Julius Ludwig Weisbach (1806–1871) and Robert Jackson Adcock (1826–1895). In this article we discuss aspects of two recent articles concerned with the contributions of these individuals. We also identify a prototype of the orthogonal minimax fitting procedure due to August Beyer (1677–1753).

Supplementary notes on the minimax and orthogonal least squares line fitting procedures