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srm206 Posted - 04/24/2008 : 4:33:56 PM
How do I fit multiple peaks of different type (say one Gaussian and other Lorentzian) to a single data set?
Can I do it using Origin Programming?

help is appreciated..

Thanks in Advance

Srinivas Mettu
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easwar Posted - 04/26/2008 : 5:03:55 PM
Hi Srinivas,

What version do you have?

With version 7.x Pro, you can use PFM to perform such mixed-function fitting on single dataset

With 8.0 you need SR1 that has Peak Fit Wizard and that allows fitting with mixed functions as well. This functionality is being improved in upcoming SR2.

If you have standard version, then you can fit individual ranges as Larry suggested.

Easwar
OriginLab

larry_lan Posted - 04/25/2008 : 04:05:52 AM
Hi Srinivas:

You can only fit one function for every fitting session. However, you can use the Data Selector tool to select different part of the curve to fit different functions.

Thanks
Larry
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