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Working with experimental data (Data conditioning)

Oleksiy Penkov edited this page Nov 14, 2023 · 2 revisions

This example shows how to condition experimental data for effective LFPSO fitting. An experimental cure was added to the project.

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Issues:

  1. Long nosy tail
  2. Shadowed region at the beginning of the curve
  3. Noise
  4. The curve is not normalized property, which appeared after switching to a linear scale:

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The data were conditioned as follows: Step 1: Normalization. Based on the intensity comparison at 0.4 degrees, the experimental curve should be divided by 0.099 (Main menu - Data - Normalize ...)

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Step 2: Smoothing (Menu - Data- Smooth)

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Step 3: Trim excess data points.

  • Set the calculation range from 0.4 to 4.5 degrees.
  • Click "Calc". Pay attention to the value of the error function (4169.03)
  • Select Main Menu - Data - Trim.
  • Click "Calc" again. The error function was reduced to a value below 20. Now the curve is ready for the fitting:

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Fitting result (Polynomial fit for layer thicknesses):

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