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Re: Newbie's question [message #45918 is a reply to message #45916] Thu, 20 October 2005 04:02 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
peter.albert@gmx.de is currently offline  peter.albert@gmx.de
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>
> Besides, I've thought about using "polyfit", but if I remember
> correctly, polyfit only takes in one x value vs. one y value. Scatter
> plot has one x value vs. several y values. I don't think it'll
> work in my case, but I may be wrong...

Hi Angie,

are you sure you do have more y than x values in your data arrays, or
do they just appear like that in the scatter plot, because you have
many identical x values? Besides, if you have more y than x values, I
wonder how you actually do the scatter plot. And, well, you used
CURVEFIT, so I guess you actually do have all the apropriate data
points. In thas case, you should just give POLY_FIT a try. Don't bother
about y values scattering for one and the same x value. That's just
what cuve fitting is about, isn't it?

Cheers,

Peter

>
> TIA (thanks in advance)
>
> Angie
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