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cosy Posted - 07/26/2004 : 06:53:55 AM
Hi,
I use Origin 7 Pro for real time plotting. I now want to plot a Linear regression fit on a set of datapoints.I want to first plot a lr on the first 10 data points (only )and then on the next 10 data points (only) and so on using labtalk.
I dont understand what [range] means in the Lr command.

lr [option] dataset [range]
as it is not well documented in the manual.
Please clarify.
Thanks,
Deepak Samuel.
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Mike Buess Posted - 07/26/2004 : 10:11:51 AM
Hi,

Use this to apply the lr command to data points 21 through 30...

lr [option] dataset -b 21 -e 30;

Several LT commands use same method for defining the range.

Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member

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