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kikzzz Posted - 06/14/2015 : 5:09:51 PM
Origin Ver: 9.1.
Service Release: b215
Operating System: windows 8 64-bit


I would like to use fitting function based on formula like this:



How can I do it right?

I tried define new nolinear fitting function:





As a result, I received an abnormal curve.

Where did I make a mistake?
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jasonzhao Posted - 06/14/2015 : 10:21:34 PM
Hello,

The steps in graph above seems no problem.

After you setup your fitting function, you can use
http://www.originlab.com/doc/X-Function/ref/simcurve
Analysis: Fitting: Simulate Curve
to see and adjust the shape of curve, which helps you to find the initial value.

If the initial value for a b c d is not close to the final results, the fitting may not be well.

Besides, would you please make a image show the abnormal curve?

Best regards!
Jason
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