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[quote][i]Originally posted by shyamigcar[/i] [br]when using fitpoly function in labtalk, where are the coefficients, B1, B2 and intercept stored? [/quote]
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shyamigcar
Posted - 11/28/2022 : 06:07:37 AM
when using fitpoly function in labtalk, where are the coefficients, B1, B2 and intercept stored?
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YimingChen
Posted - 11/28/2022 : 08:56:23 AM
Please check the example of the fitpoly X-function, you can save the fitted parameters into a dataset.
https://www.originlab.com/doc/en/X-Function/ref/fitpoly#Examples
James
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