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fitting this curve ?

hey , i tried curve fitting this graph , but wasnt successful . Please guyz do help me finding the best fit for the given curve below ! Thanks Smiley Happy

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Hi Jitin,

 

what has changed since your last thread that guided you to open a new thread?

 

What's the problem with fitting? Ever tried one of those functions?

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Best regards,
GerdW


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Jitin,

 

I would also recommend looking at the "Linear, Exp, and Power Fitting.vi" example as well familazing yourself with the concept of a unit step function since the curve you provided looks to be in actuallity multiple curves that change with time.  For example you have an exponential plot that at a certain time changes to a linear plot with a positive slope then to a linear plot with a negative slope back to an exponential.

 

Creating a step function will allow you to deal with combining multiple functions at different time intervals, the resulting fit will be much better but with the tradeoff of adding a bit more complexity to your fit.

 

Regards,

 

-SS



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@Jitin wrote:

hey , i tried curve fitting this graph , but wasnt successful . Please guyz do help me finding the best fit for the given curve below ! Thanks Smiley Happy


This is a complicated curve and certainly not a simple exponential. Where does this data come from? Do you want to ignore certain regions?

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