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nieden Posted - 11/25/2002 : 05:34:17 AM
Hi, i`m trying to do linear "fits" with the stat() // lr() object. I need to predefine the slope like someone can do it while using the the Linear fitting dialog. Is there a property or a way to set y2 to a certain value...

thanx in advance


Robin
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easwar Posted - 11/25/2002 : 10:11:32 AM
Hi Robin,

Specifying the letter 'B' in stat.lr() command fixes stat.lr.b to a previously assigned value.

For example,

stat.reset();
stat.data$ = data1_b;
stat.lr.b=7;
stat.lr(B);
stat.lr.a=;
stat.lr.b=;


Easwar
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