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frthomas Posted - 11/14/2012 : 11:10:21 AM
Hi,

I've x values with an error x(err) and y values with an error y(err).
I'd like to fit these data with a weighted linear fit through the origin of coordinates (y=ax) taking both errors into account.
I'm using OriginPro 8.5 and couldn't figure out how to fit my data.

I'll appreciate any advice you can offer in this regard

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Sam Fang Posted - 11/15/2012 : 02:33:04 AM
It can be done in Origin's new version 9.0. You can define it in an implicit function:
f=a*x-y


In Nonlinear Implicit Curve Fit dialog, you can choose both X Error and Y Error.

Sam
OriginLab Technical Services
Kathy_Wang Posted - 11/14/2012 : 11:34:14 PM
Hi,

The Linear Fit with X error tool can help to fit with both X and Y errors, but it doesn't support to fix intercept as 0.

Kathy
Originlab

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