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zmo Posted - 05/26/2006 : 11:52:17 AM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 6.1
Operating System: winXP

Hello,

I want to know how can build second gaussian (with width 2.0) with given datas. Please see given datas in the following link

http://zmo.pochta.ru/Origin/

Thanks.
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zmo Posted - 05/27/2006 : 01:41:36 AM
Dear Mr.Mike Buess,

Thanks a lot. I want a curve with the same area and center with other width. Now it's ok.


Best Regards,
ZMO
Mike Buess Posted - 05/26/2006 : 4:28:38 PM
Running Analysis > Fit Gaussian on Graph1 in your project gives the following Results Log readout...

Gauss fit to Sheet1_B:

Chi^2/DoF 259303.21107
R^2 0.99821

Area Center Width Offset Height
-----------------------------------------
1.847E5 511.00 2.4384 352.62 60436

It sounds like you want a curve with the same Area, Center and Offset but with Width=2.0. Here's how to do that...

1. Restore Sheet1 and select column C.
2. Run Column > Set Column Values.
3. Enter the expression gauss(col(A),352.62,511,2,1.847e5).
4. Click OK.

Details about LabTalk's gauss function are here...

Help > LabTalk > Function Reference > Mathematical Functions > Multi-parameter Functions

Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member

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