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LCG Posted - 07/31/2012 : 8:31:09 PM
Hello,

I was trying to fit some data to this equation

I know all the parameters except for k which varies. This equation works fine with my sigmoidal curve that looks like the one below

But I have a set of data that also looks like an "S" shaped curved except it's the opposite way (i.e. the top of the curve is at the lower x values). What changes can I do to still be able to get k for this type of curve? or do I need to try an find another entire equation for this?

Thanks,
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berry_wang Posted - 08/01/2012 : 02:14:08 AM
Hi~

I think you might try adding a parameter and modifying your fitting function to:

since your data is symmetric with the regular sigmoidal curve about x=x0 which is parallel to y-axis. I am not sure whether this is the right function that you want to fit.
Hope this will be helpful.

Berry
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