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public:calculator:guides:dm41x_curve_fitting [01/08/24 07:06 BST] johnpublic:calculator:guides:dm41x_curve_fitting [17/02/26 15:48 GMT] (current) – [DM41X Curve Fitting] john
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 ====== DM41X Curve Fitting ====== ====== DM41X Curve Fitting ======
  
 +<note>
 +The Advantage Pac CFIT program requires all data values to be positive/non-zero
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 +This is quite limiting and perhaps a better method is the PPC ROM's **CV** program.
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 +**CV** does the same curve fitting (including selecting the //best// fit ) without this restriction for curves where negative co-ordinates are appropriate.
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 +It also gives the function of calculating an estimated **x** value from an entered **y**, which CFIT doesn't do.
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 +[[ppc_cv]]
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 +</note>
  
 Advantage Pac functions for statistical curve fitting. Advantage Pac functions for statistical curve fitting.
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   * Clear Statistics Registers with <key>'C'</key> (''CLΣ'')   * Clear Statistics Registers with <key>'C'</key> (''CLΣ'')
   * Enter Statistics in usual way with ''Y'', <key>'ENTER'</key>, ''X'', <key>'A'</key>(''Σ+'')   * Enter Statistics in usual way with ''Y'', <key>'ENTER'</key>, ''X'', <key>'A'</key>(''Σ+'')
 +  * Don't use any data points ≤0
   * When all data pairs are entered press <key>'E'</key> (''FIT'')   * When all data pairs are entered press <key>'E'</key> (''FIT'')
   * Now choose which type of fit to use   * Now choose which type of fit to use
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   * <key>'E'</key> (''B'') //best fit//   * <key>'E'</key> (''B'') //best fit//
   * display : ''LOG''   * display : ''LOG''
-  * <key>R/S</key>+  * <key>R/S</key>`
   * display : ''a = 1.8515''   * display : ''a = 1.8515''
-  * <key>R/S</key>+  *  <key>R/S</key>`
   * display : ''b = -1.1021''   * display : ''b = -1.1021''
-  * <key>R/S</key>+  * <key>R/S</key>`
   * display : ''r^2 = 0.9893''   * display : ''r^2 = 0.9893''
-  * <key>R/S</key>+  * <key>R/S</key>`
   * display : ''X=?''   * display : ''X=?''
     * enter an X value if wanted, to get a ''y''     * enter an X value if wanted, to get a ''y''
     * ''1.5'' <key>R/S</key>     * ''1.5'' <key>R/S</key>
     * display : ''Y=1.4046''     * display : ''Y=1.4046''
-    * <key>R/S</key>+    * <key>R/S</key>`
     * enter another, or press <key>R/S</key> again to exit to the curve fitting menu     * enter another, or press <key>R/S</key> again to exit to the curve fitting menu
   * try a different curve fit.... (''L'', ''Ex'' etc) or   * try a different curve fit.... (''L'', ''Ex'' etc) or
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-{{tag>}}+{{tag>calculator dm41x}}
  
  

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