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kdsaransh
India
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 Posted - 01/16/2015 : 05:57:38 AM
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Hello,
Is there a way to fit the graph as per the Y axis value. Actually i want to fit a graph whose Y axis value is from 40dB to 0dB. since my x axis value changes from sheet to sheet, hence fixing the ROI region for x value gives me a wrong intercept and slope value and is also not fitting properly.
Thanks and regards,
Rajesh Agarwal |
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lkb0221
China
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kdsaransh
India
89 Posts |
Posted - 01/16/2015 : 11:03:03 AM
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Hi,
Thanks , but this doesn't solves my problem. I don't want to be dependent on x axis value. I simply want to set the data marker to 0db and 40 db of Y axis and then do the fitting using script. I hope that its clear. Should i post my code ???
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lkb0221
China
497 Posts |
Posted - 01/16/2015 : 3:30:10 PM
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Then simply switch your XY.
for example:
nlbegin iy:=(1,2) func:=gauss; // Before.
nlbegin iy:=(2,1) func:=gauss; // After |
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kdsaransh
India
89 Posts |
Posted - 01/17/2015 : 01:41:19 AM
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Thanks,
But i am doing linear fitting.
My code is as follows:
string fns, path$="C:\Users\babia\Desktop\origin";
findfiles f:=fns$ e:="*.dat";
int n = fns.GetNumTokens(CRLF);
string bkName$;
string fname$;
for(int ii = 1; ii<=n; ii++)
{
impasc fname:=fns.GetToken(ii, CRLF)$ options.ImpMode:=1 options.Sparklines:=0 options.Names.FNameToSht:=0
options.Names.AutoNames:=0
options.Names.FNameToBk:=0
options.Names.FNameToBkComm:=0
options.Names.FNameToColComm:=1
options.Names.FPathToComm:=0;
Col($(2*ii-1))[L]$="Frequency";
Col($(2*ii))[L]$="Gain";
Col($(2*ii-1))[U]$="Hz";
Col($(2*ii))[U]$="dB";
}
for(int ii = n-1; ii>=1; ii--)
{
del Col($(2*ii+1));
}
win -r %H mybook51 ; // rename a workbook
Win -a mybook51; //activate a workbook
for(int ii = 2; ii<=n+1; ii++)
{
range rWa = [mybook51]sheet1!; // Define a worksheet object range
rWa.colSel(ii-1,0); // deselect col 2.
rWa.colSel(ii,1); // select column 2. 1 stands for select. If 0 stands for deselect.
plotxy iy:= [mybook51]Sheet1!(1,$(ii)) ogl:=[<new template:="
C:\Users\babia\Documents\OriginLab\91\User Files\ac_nonfitting.otp" name:=samplegraph>];
// renames the graph name to worksheet comment name.
page.label$ = %(1,@LC);
layer -a;
layer.x.from = 60; //Set the end value
layer.x.to = 900000; //Set the increment value
//layer.x.inc = 2;
StartRange=70;
EndRange=950000;
mks1=xindex(StartRange,%C);
mks2=xindex(EndRange,%C);
// from quick fit gadget, using fix ROI
addtool_quickfit trroi.XScale.leftx:=70 trroi.XScale.rightx:=100000 trroi.XScale.fixscale:=1 trroi.ShowTop.RSqr:=1 trroi.RectColor:=17 trtable.Params:=2 trtable.ReduChisq:=0 trtable.Correlation:=0 trreport.ReduChisq:=0 trreport.Correlation:=0;
gadget gg = rect; //declare LT gadget variable
gg.output();
range p1=1!1; //The first plot
set %c -c 4; //Change the line's color
set %c -d 1; //Change the line's style.
Echo=1;
Echo=2;
Echo=3;
Echo=4;
Echo=7
}
Please help me out.
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lkb0221
China
497 Posts |
Posted - 01/19/2015 : 10:25:51 AM
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You can try plot your X against your Y:
plotxy iy:= [mybook51]Sheet1!(1,$(ii)) // Before
plotxy iy:= [mybook51]Sheet1!($(ii),1) // After |
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Y axis fitting