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In some cases you may want to fit the data with two peaks with the same amplitude for example. You can do this in two ways: by specifying custom Fit Curve with your equation or by //joining// the ' | In some cases you may want to fit the data with two peaks with the same amplitude for example. You can do this in two ways: by specifying custom Fit Curve with your equation or by //joining// the ' | ||
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To join parameters of two or more Fit Curves select one of desired Fit Curves, then select desired parameter in parameters table and press '' | To join parameters of two or more Fit Curves select one of desired Fit Curves, then select desired parameter in parameters table and press '' | ||
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In the example above the areas and widths of tho peaks are joined and are equal. The positions of maximums are joined and inverse: '' | In the example above the areas and widths of tho peaks are joined and are equal. The positions of maximums are joined and inverse: '' | ||
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===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== | ||
* [[fitting]] | * [[fitting]] |