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lalipna Posted - 02/23/2002 : 5:07:36 PM
I´m a new user of origin and I´m trying to find a way to obtain the solution to this problem:
I have three equations with unknown parameters that are related one with each other, and their data tables. I need to fit each curve simultaneously to obtain the best parameters for the 3 curves.

Can I do that with origin?
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Mike Posted - 02/25/2002 : 08:55:51 AM
Hi lalipna:

You can fit multiple datasets to the same function with or without sharing parameters. If you opt NOT to share parameters, you will obtain a different set of parameter values for each dataset. By sharing parameters, you will obtain a single set of parameter values for all datasets.

For more information go to your Origin Help file, select the Index tab and search on "Nonlinear least squares fitter:fitting multiple datasets."

This should get you going.

Mike
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