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alexstahn Posted - 05/14/2005 : 08:23:41 AM
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Hi,

I would like to fit a data set which looks like two cumulative Gaussian distributions plus a straight line.

f(x)= c1*[F(x,0,SD1 - 0.5]+c2*F(x,mean2,SD2)+c3*z

where F(x;mean,SD) denotes the cumulative function of a Gaussian
with means and SDs.

Now I want the parameters c1, c2, c3, SD1, SD2, and mean2 of the fitting function to be determined by by minimization of a weighted least-squares index.

Does anybody have an indea how to proceed?

Alex

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rlewis Posted - 05/14/2005 : 09:33:58 AM
One should be able to do this with the Peak Fitting Module ...

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