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cchun1999 Posted - 07/06/2023 : 05:19:04 AM
Hello, I have some problems with HLN fitting.
My formula as shown below (Labtalk script):

psi_deriv=real_polygamma(x,k)
k=1
y=(A*1.23314709*10^-5)*(real_polygamma(0.5+1.64557041*10^(-16)/(x*L^2),1)-ln(1.64557041*10^(-16)/(x*L^2)))

However, when I try to evaluate, the caption says "x, y, A, L not used."
And when I insist to keep fitting, the caption says "Fit did not converge, and reason unknown"

So, I want to know how to deal with this problem, thank you!
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cchun1999 Posted - 07/06/2023 : 12:31:33 PM
Hi, James

Thank you very much for your help.
I found that the issue was with the version.
When I used Origin 2019, this equation was executable.

Chun
cchun1999 Posted - 07/06/2023 : 12:01:10 PM
Yes, I set independent variables=x, dependent variables=y, and parameters=A, L on the previous page.

My Origin version is 9

YimingChen Posted - 07/06/2023 : 10:23:58 AM
Then the equation should evaluate properly. Did you specify the independent vars, dependent vars, and parameters on the previous page?
cchun1999 Posted - 07/06/2023 : 10:18:09 AM
Yes!

My equation:

y=(A*1.23314709*10^-5)*(real_polygamma(0.5+1.64557041*10^(-16)/(x*L^2),1)-ln(1.64557041*10^(-16)/(x*L^2)))
YimingChen Posted - 07/06/2023 : 10:12:37 AM
You only need the third line of LabTalk script as the equation, right?

James

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