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kesshi Posted - 06/26/2007 : 03:34:58 AM
Origin Version (Select Help-->About Origin): 6.1052 (B232)
Operating System: Windows Vista

I get this "error 28037" when i try to fit callibration.

y=P1*(X-P2)^2

P1 200000000000, P2 0.0000002

This has worked the days before but today I only get the error.

I tried this, but doesn't work :
quote:
I used to fit my data with a self made function. I wrote it as a Y-Script in the NLSF-Fitting-Module. After some days of fitting without any problem I ran into problems because of error 28037 messages. My fitting routine don't fit any of my data, also with old data, which I had fit in the past no fit was possible. I happend to find the solution. I typed in the script window "info string" to see all declared names and I found "y" in the list. Delete the y with "del y" solve my fitting problem. It seems to me that the declared y-function prevent the NLSF to take the right y-function set in the fitting routine.


Is there a problem with windows vista or with the language settings (our notation: 123.456.789,00 instead of 123,456,789.00)?

Thanks in advanced
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Mike Buess Posted - 06/28/2007 : 10:05:12 AM
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Is there a problem with windows vista or with the language settings (our notation: 123.456.789,00 instead of 123,456,789.00)?
The numeric convention used by Origin is determined by the Separators setting on the Numeric Format tab of the Options dialog (Tools> Options).

Mike Buess
Origin WebRing Member
larry_lan Posted - 06/28/2007 : 09:18:57 AM
looks like poor parameter initialization. Could you please send your opj to tech@originlab.com and we have have a try.

Larry
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