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cassandra28 Posted - 11/15/2015 : 05:51:33 AM
hi, I do a subtraction of background with exponential function. imposed function, but I want the line to the subtraction is in two places that I imposed, how do I set the parameters?
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jasonzhao Posted - 11/16/2015 : 02:54:24 AM
Hello,


Would you please show the screenshot of your curve and baseline, and what do you mean with ' line to the subtraction is in two places '?

Best regards!
Jason
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