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tony_lincoln Posted - 09/13/2006 : 12:10:19 AM
Hi,

When I try to fit several curves automatically, sometimes this message appears:
28036. Try settting parameter P1 as fixed
Then I have to press OK button under this message and the program can continue the calculation.
If I have 100 curves, I have to come back to my computer from time to time, to see if this message appears. If it appears, I need to presss the OK button in order to let the program go on.
I have three questions here;
1. I can input all of my 100 curve at the same time, but it seems that Origin can do the curve fitting for at most 10-15 curves. Once it finished these 10-15 curves, it will stop automatically. Is this true --- Origin can do the curve fitting for at most 10-15 curves for one time of program running?
2. Did I do it correctly --- just press the OK button and keep my program going for further calculation?
3. Is there any codes to do this (to press the button) automatically, so I wont come back to my computer from time to time?

Thanks.
TOny
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tony_lincoln Posted - 10/24/2006 : 9:26:12 PM
Hi Larry, Hi Mike,

Thanks for your reply. I will send the codes and data to tech@originlab.com tomorrow. I hope that this will not be too late.
Thanks again.

Tony
Mike Buess Posted - 09/13/2006 : 04:47:05 AM
Hi Tony,

If fitting succeeds in spite of the error message try suppressing the message with nlsf.msgprompt=0. The command should appear after the nlsf.Init() statement.
quote:
I can input all of my 100 curve at the same time, but it seems that Origin can do the curve fitting for at most 10-15 curves. Once it finished these 10-15 curves, it will stop automatically. Is this true --- Origin can do the curve fitting for at most 10-15 curves for one time of program running?
Not at all. Your code probably generates a command error that stops execution.

Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
larry_lan Posted - 09/13/2006 : 01:06:38 AM
Hi Tony:

This message may imply that your parameters didn't initialize very well. Do you mind to send your code and data to tech@originlab.com and we can have a look on it?

Larry
OriginLab GZ Office

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