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Sam Thompson Posted - 11/18/2024 : 5:41:11 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): OriginPro 2021b 9.8.5.212
Operating System: Windows 10

Hello,

This seems like a very trivial question but I can't find any info anywhere.

I have a multimodal histogram. It appears to contain 1 lognormal distribution and 2 gaussian distributions. I've been using the "Multiple Peak Fit" but can't figure out how to use two different peak functions.

Using three lognormal profiles doesn't give me a desirable fit.

Thanks in advance :)

Sam
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Sam Thompson Posted - 11/18/2024 : 6:18:58 PM
Hi Chao,

That's just what I'm looking for.

Thanks very much,

Sam
ChaoC Posted - 11/18/2024 : 5:57:41 PM
Hello Sam,

The Peak Deconvolution app may be what you're looking for:
https://www.originlab.com/fileExchange/details.aspx?fid=453

You can fit each peak with a different function.

Best,
Chao


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