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66de250 Posted - 04/26/2025 : 11:11:16 PM
How to output the fitted curve to the specified worksheet after implementing function fitting using a scripting language.
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YimingChen Posted - 04/30/2025 : 10:44:52 AM
You can generate the result sheets and read the fitted curve from the sheets. make the following change

nlend 1 1;
66de250 Posted - 04/29/2025 : 8:41:55 PM
Thank you for your reply. The script I run for fitting is:
nlbegin iy:=([Adraw2]Data!1, [Adraw2]Data!3) func:=Gauss nltree:=tr;
nlfit 100000;
nlend;
I couldn't obtain the detailed curve data points after the fitting was completed. I consulted the relevant content in Labtalk and the X-Function help, but I didn't find the relevant functional options (perhaps I didn't find them).
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Originally posted by YimingChen

Can you provide your script running the curve fitting? Thanks.

James

YimingChen Posted - 04/29/2025 : 3:27:18 PM
Can you provide your script running the curve fitting? Thanks.

James

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