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Mastertikiman
USA
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 Posted - 11/05/2010 : 11:01:40 AM
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Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 7 SR2
Operating System:Windows
Hey all,
I'm trying to use a script for NLSF that I adapted from the built-in competitive binding fit for ITC from Origin. It's compiling well, but once I try and use it to fit, I get an error message 28037. This error presents itself as arising from poor parameter initialization and problems in user-defined functions.
Any help is much appreciated! Thanks!
Im not sure if there's a problem in my coding, but I'll include it anyway:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <data.h>
#include <math.h>
#include <utilities.h>
/*
You should follow C-language syntax in defining your function. For instance, if your parameter is P1, you cannot use p1
in your function code. To use temporary variables, you will need to first declare them.
In your function, you can use C functions defined elsewhere, you can access the NLSF object methods and properties etc.
For more information and examples, please refer to the "User-Defined Fitting Function" section of the Origin Help file.
*/
//----------------------------------------------------------
//
void _nlsfCompBind(
// Fit Parameter(s):
double Na, double Nb, double Ka, double Kb, double dHa, double dHb,
// Independent Variable(s):
double InjV, double xMt, double Xt, double Mt,
// Dependent Variable(s):
double& NDH)
{
// Beginning of editable part
double P0, V0, Asyr, B0, Vti, Vti1, Ati, Ati1, Mti, Mti1, Bti, Bti1, Fi, Asti, Asti1, Bsti, Bsti1, cA, cA1, cB, cB1, rA, rA1, rB, rB1, a, a1, b, b1, c, c1, u, u1, su, su1, theta, theta1, Xp, Xp1, IcA, IcA1, IcB, IcB1, XpA, XpA1, XpB, XpB1;
LT_get_var( "P0", &P0 );
LT_get_var( "V0", &V0 );
LT_get_var( "Asyr", &Asyr );
LT_get_var( "B0", &B0 );
Vti=P0*V0/Mt;
Vti1=Vti-InjV;
Ati=Xt;
Ati1=Ati*Vti/Vti1-InjV*Asyr/Vti1;
Mti=Mt;
Mti1=Mti*Vti/Vti1;
Bti=B0*V0/Vti;
Bti1=Bti*Vti/Vti1;
Fi=exp(-InjV/V0);
Asti=Na*Ati;
Asti1=Na*Ati1;
Bsti=Nb*Bti;
Bsti1=Nb*Bti1;
cA=Ka*Mti;
cA1=Ka*Mti1;
cB=Kb*Mti;
cB1=Kb*Mti1;
rA=Ati/Mti;
rA1=Ati1/Mti1;
rB=Bti/Mti;
rB1=Bti1/Mti1;
a=1.0/cA+1.0/cB+rA+rB-1.0;
a1=1.0/cA1+1.0/cB1+rA1+rB1-1.0;
b=(rA-1.0)/cB+(rB-1.0)/cA+1.0/cA/cB;
b1=(rA1-1.0)/cB1+(rB1-1.0)/cA1+1.0/cA1/cB1;
c=-1.0/cA/cB;
c1=-1.0/cA1/cB1;
u=a*a-3*b;
u1=a1*a1-3*b1;
su=sqrt(a*b);
su1=sqrt(a1*b1);
theta=acos((-2*a*a*a+9*a*b-27*c)/2/su/u);
theta1=acos((-2*a1*a1*a1+9*a1*b1-27*c1)/2/su1/u1);
Xp=(2*sqrt(u)*cos(theta/3)-a)/3;
Xp1=(2*sqrt(u1)*cos(theta1/3)-a1)/3;
IcA=1/cA+Xp;
IcA1=1/cA1+Xp1;
IcB=1/cB+Xp;
IcB1=1/cB1+Xp1;
XpA=rA*Xp/IcA;
XpA1=rA1*Xp1/IcA1;
XpB=rB*Xp/IcB;
XpB1=rB1*Xp1/IcB1;
NDH=V0*(dHa*(XpA-Fi*XpA1)+dHb*(XpB-Fi*XpB1));
// End of editable part
}
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User Def Fit Error (compiles well!)
