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lanser Posted - 02/13/2009 : 07:04:35 AM
Hello.

My question concerns the subject of nonlinear fitting of extremely large datasets (1D function with about 100 000 records in workbook).
Origin help says that the method of Levenberg-Marquardt is used for this purpose.
Does Origin use some preprocessing of large datasets (mostly functions to reduce the dataset) before the application of L-M?
And if does, what is that algorithm? I will be very glad to obtain some references too.

Thank in advance.
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Deanna Posted - 02/15/2009 : 8:36:29 PM
Hi Lanser,

Origin's curve fitting tool does not perform any preprocessing on input data.

Deanna
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