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a_user Posted - 08/13/1998 : 1:00:00 PM
Currently I am attempting to fit 3 datasets (which have the same variables)
simultaneously, using the demo version of Origin 4.0, yet each time I attempt
to fit them I get the above error message. This does not occur when I use only

2 datasets, is there any way around this problem, what does it mean?

Thanks

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a_user Posted - 08/13/1998 : 1:01:00 PM
RE: Floating-Point error: stack overflow

>Currently I am attempting to fit 3 datasets (which have the same variables)
>simultaneously, using the demo version of Origin 4.0, yet each time I attempt

>to fit them I get the above error message. This does not occur when I use
only
>2 datasets, is there any way around this problem, what does it mean?

Using the Demo version of Origin 4.0, I attempted to fit multiple datasets
using the file fitexmp4.opj (located in the samples subdirectory of Origin).
When I chose very poor initial parameters, I did receive this error. I then
tested this using the release of Origin 4.1 (our current retail version). I
did not
receive the floating point error message when choosing the same poor initial
parameters. However, it did not converge to a good fit because the initial
parameters were so far off. Then, I used the 4.0 demo to fit the same data
with good initial parameters. The fitting then converged very well.
The error you receive must be caused by a limitation of the Origin 4.0 demo
version and choosing poor initial parameters.


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