Write a Equation in Origin to Fit Data

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  • Опубликовано: 1 дек 2024

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  • @anasmoustafa7286
    @anasmoustafa7286 2 года назад +2

    Woooow, what a great explanation.
    I struggled a lot to do my fitting, until I found your video. Thanks man .. keep it up.

  • @nguyenhao4074
    @nguyenhao4074 2 месяца назад +1

    Thank you sir! very helpful for OriginLab beginner.

  • @pollabkonwar1986
    @pollabkonwar1986 5 месяцев назад

    I got one modified Gompertz equation for calculation of Minimum inhibitory concentration of bacteria which is 𝑓(𝑦)=𝐴+𝐶ⅇ^(−ⅇ^𝐵(𝑥−𝑀) ), Do you have any suggestion how to fit this equation in origin, Reference of given equation is: Determining the Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) of Different Antibiotics Against a Drug-Resistant Bacteria

  • @abdullahhussein6568
    @abdullahhussein6568 Год назад

    Could you please help me to do a fitting line please? I have tried to do it but still have a problem

  • @mohammadalinazari1703
    @mohammadalinazari1703 Год назад

    it is an amazing explanation, please explain how to fit experimental data with a model, for example, fitting of Friedman method with the TGA curve in the Isoconversional method for the calculation of Activation energy and pre-exponential factor

    • @physicsdoneright
      @physicsdoneright  Год назад

      Okay. Let me go through the literature and I will make a video on it.

  • @johncarter40101
    @johncarter40101 Год назад

    Hi, I need a little help.
    I have a data point value of theta vs time and the resultant graph is periodic in nature (from experiment)
    But, I want to find an equation approximately representing that graph.
    So , my question is can I get an equation of graph in the software if I have data values ?
    Please assist me .
    Thank you

    • @physicsdoneright
      @physicsdoneright  Год назад

      Sure, you can fit the data with a periodic function or at least Fourier series or a polynomial series. Mail me the data in Excel with clear specifications through email around Wednesday of next week. I will do it.

  • @deepayadav1562
    @deepayadav1562 Год назад

    Hello sir
    I am finding problem in fitting birch murnaghan third order equation in origin in pressure volume data. Problem is that when I fit data taking pressure on x-axis and volume on y-axis the fitting does not converge but in vice versa situation that is - volume on x-axis and pressure on y- y-axis fitting runs finely. But i need it reversly

    • @physicsdoneright
      @physicsdoneright  Год назад +1

      This is a straight mathematical expression. Please put the code in "expression" format. Note: put brackets properly. If possible kindly post your code. Let me check.

    • @deepayadav1562
      @deepayadav1562 Год назад

      Thanks a lot sir for your reply.. Now the problem has been solved using different software

  • @gongotreephukan7169
    @gongotreephukan7169 Год назад

    I am facing a problem in fitting the equation H(T)=H(0)[1-T/Tb]^0.5. Here T and H(T) are known and I need to calculate Tb. Every time I fit, I get the value as 1. help me out.

    • @physicsdoneright
      @physicsdoneright  Год назад

      Thank you for your question. I would suggest that 1. Keep notations one character 2. Simulate the curve using initial value 3. Make sure to use brackets. This is a very easy equation and if you do not succeed still, mail me the data and i will take a look

  • @Snowdropoppl
    @Snowdropoppl 2 года назад

    why you have taken the value 0.4343 and 8.314 in the main functipon. kindly reply. can we use the same method to determine diode parameters?

    • @physicsdoneright
      @physicsdoneright  2 года назад

      These are conversion factor for universal gas constant and conversion from log to ln.

  • @nallurisaikusumsarayu3974
    @nallurisaikusumsarayu3974 Год назад

    Sir, How do we fit complex numbers into the data, I am trying to fit this Debye equation
    E~ = E∞ + (deltaE1/(1+jwT1))+(deltaE2/(1+jwT2))+(deltaE3/(1+jwT3))
    Here j is an imaginary number, (a+jb), please tell me how do I fit this j into the origin, sir.

    • @physicsdoneright
      @physicsdoneright  Год назад +1

      For a complex function you need to find the real part of the complex function and also the imaginary part. You can fit them separately

  • @abiyyukenichi1250
    @abiyyukenichi1250 6 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you sir

  • @atmanemanou4087
    @atmanemanou4087 2 года назад +1

    thanks

  • @Blessed-Land-Explorer
    @Blessed-Land-Explorer 8 месяцев назад

    Hello Sir.. Can i have your email Id