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[quote][i]Originally posted by mmcb1234[/i] [br]Operating System: Hello, I am using origin 8.6 and am trying to fit to a complicated system of equations that is only able to be solved numerically. For example I have an equation to fit: I = A*X + B*Y where: X^2 + (Y - R - L - K1)*X + (R - Y)*L = 0 Y^2 + (2*X-2*R)*Y +(X^2 -2*R*X) = 0 Y is the dependent variable, L is the independent variable, and R,K1,K2,A, and B are constants, some of which are fixed. Is it possible to fit this system of equations without solving them explicitly? How would I go about this? Thanks for the help! [/quote]
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mmcb1234
Posted - 07/26/2013 : 1:53:21 PM
Operating System:
Hello,
I am using origin 8.6 and am trying to fit to a complicated system of equations that is only able to be solved numerically.
For example I have an equation to fit:
I = A*X + B*Y
where:
X^2 + (Y - R - L - K1)*X + (R - Y)*L = 0
Y^2 + (2*X-2*R)*Y +(X^2 -2*R*X) = 0
Y is the dependent variable,
L is the independent variable,
and R,K1,K2,A, and B are constants, some of which are fixed.
Is it possible to fit this system of equations without solving them explicitly? How would I go about this?
Thanks for the help!
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meili_yang
Posted - 07/26/2013 : 4:31:52 PM
Hi,
Nonlinear Implicit Curve Fitting is
OriginPro
only. Please copy the whole link to your browser.
http://www.originlab.com/www/helponline/Origin/en/UserGuide/Nonlinear_Implicit_Curve_Fitting_
OriginPro_Only .html
You might try OriginPro Evaluation from here:
http://www.originlab.com/index.aspx?go=DOWNLOADS/OriginEvaluation
Regards,
Meili
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