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ysdg Posted - 05/17/2000 : 8:29:00 PM
im working on axial dispersion (one column) and want to correlate it (my correlation is a power law function) to two other variables (two different columns). When i launches the non linear curve fitting, an error message appears: "too many bad data points or functional evaluations".

how can i work out this problem?

thanks!

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Laurie Posted - 05/22/2000 : 6:49:00 PM
From what I understand, you are defining a user defined function of two variables. An example would be z=sin(p1/x)+cos(p2/y). You need to set the Form to Equation in the Form drop-down list within the NLSF. I believe that this is causing the error.

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Laurie
Microcal


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