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MK2022 Posted - 12/13/2022 : 03:55:26 AM
Hello everyone,

I have a questions in terms of the evaluation of my experimental data. I conducted a Design of Experiments and have a lot of lifetime data with the influence of each parameter. For these data a fatigue life model (equation) is given with 5 variables and 9 coefficients.
Now I'd like to fit the data set to the given fatigue life equation. Is it possible to conduct this fit with OriginLab?

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,
Markus

Markus
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snowli Posted - 12/13/2022 : 08:09:03 AM
Could you try this App https://www.originlab.com/fileExchange/details.aspx?mode=sandbox&fid=462

Thanks, Snow

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