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bolognesi Posted - 01/31/2001 : 4:11:57 PM
How do I set use the nlsf.constr$ function to set constraints between 2 fitting parameters? Say something like (P1+P2)< X.
Many thanks, Paola
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Mike Posted - 02/01/2001 : 5:32:00 PM
The basic syntax is

nlsf.constr$="P1=2*P2"; //set one constraint

nlsf.constr$="P1=2*P2;P2<=0"; //set multiple constraints

for some general help with non-linear curve fitting by script, go to

www.originlab.com/www/support/resultstech.asp?ItemID=180

I hope that this has been helpful.


Edited by - mike on 02/01/2001 17:58:11

Edited by - mike on 02/01/2001 18:02:36

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