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sub.rosa Posted - 11/01/2011 : 10:45:03 PM
Ok, my graph looks like this:

I need help to find x and y values for that intersection point of those two lines and mark it on axis (with dashed lines etc.). But I'm very new in Origin and don't know how most of operations works, so I would need plain explanation, please!
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fathiahsuaidah Posted - 04/26/2016 : 11:41:07 AM
can i know how you make the graph look like that? with two line and have intersection point? thank you.
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Originally posted by sub.rosa

Ok, my graph looks like this:

I need help to find x and y values for that intersection point of those two lines and mark it on axis (with dashed lines etc.). But I'm very new in Origin and don't know how most of operations works, so I would need plain explanation, please!



fathiah
billwynne Posted - 12/19/2011 : 7:28:59 PM
This forum is so helpful and using the graphics for illustration is wonderful. Thanks for the help and taking the time to explain the use of the software.



Bill Wynne
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Waste Conversion
Hideo Fujii Posted - 12/07/2011 : 5:07:03 PM
Hi All,

The following tutorial ("Fitting with a Piecewise Linear Function") has been added to the OriginLab Wiki:

http://wiki.originlab.com/~originla/howto/index.php?title=Tutorial:Fitting_with_a_Piecewise_Linear_Function

Hope many people benefit from this document.

--Hideo Fujii
OriginLab
roelatlans1 Posted - 11/20/2011 : 7:45:35 PM
Wow this Hideo guy is really good :)


Roel Atlans
sub.rosa Posted - 11/05/2011 : 8:07:11 PM
I did it! :) Thank You very much!
Hideo Fujii Posted - 11/04/2011 : 09:59:25 AM
Hi Marta,

In my test above, I initially set all parameters (A1, B1, A2, Cx) to 1, and it converged quickly without any difficulty.

--Hideo Fujii
OriginLab
sub.rosa Posted - 11/03/2011 : 5:38:30 PM
Hi, Hideo!
This is exactly what I'm trying to do. But, do I require any initialization of parameters? And how?
Hideo Fujii Posted - 11/02/2011 : 1:36:37 PM
Hi,

It seems you are trying bimodal linear fitting to your data. 
If so, you can fit the whole data, and can get the crossing 
point(Cx, Cy) at once by the following way. Here, you assume 
that two lines are defined as: 
  At X<=Cx  y = A1*x+B1
  At X>Cx   y = A2*x+B2

  - Parameters: A1,B1,A2,Cx
  - Function Form: Script
  - Fit Function: 
      If(x<=Cx) y=A1*x+B1; 
      else y=A2*x+(A1-A2)*Cx+B1
  - Derived Parameters: 
      Cy=A1*Cx+B1
      B2=(A1-A2)*Cx+B1

So, you can get the crossing point immediately from fitting 
result like below: 

 

--Hideo Fujii
  OriginLab

Echo_Chu Posted - 11/02/2011 : 05:20:54 AM
Hi, Marta

In our coming Origin 8.6 there is a intersect gadget which support it. Before our release, maybe you can try the script tool.

http://www.originlab.com/fileexchange/details.aspx?fid=28

There is a DataIntersect option in this Script Tool, which calculate intersection between two curve

Echo
Sam Fang Posted - 11/02/2011 : 05:12:56 AM
To find the intersection point of two curves is a new feature Curve Intersection Gadget in Origin8.6, which will be released soon.

Sam
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