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byrdin Posted - 09/30/2002 : 08:54:41 AM
is it possible to fit a "gaussian" with different widths for left and right halves?
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easwar Posted - 09/30/2002 : 09:41:26 AM
Hello,

You can do this by defining a new fitting function. If you have Origin ver 7SR2, tutorial 7 shows how to define and fit with an asymmetric gaussian function using Origin C. If you have prior versions, you can define the function using LabTalk script.

Easwar
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