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Hello, it is a student from istanbul. I have a problem about curve fitting. I have two arrays with five elements in each and one of them decsribes the x axiz and the other one describes y. so as you can guess, i have five different points and i want to apply lineer fit to them. I almost checked all the examples in labview library but unfortunately havent found a solution for my application. I hope someone has an advice about it.
 
King Regards,
 
Emin Ekşi
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Hi!
   Have you looked under the function palette --> Analyze --> Mathematics --> curve fitting ?   I actually don't know if it is a separate plugin, I have Developer suite 7.1, and I have these functions on my function palette.

   Anyway, if you don't have it, you'll have to implement manually a linear fit or interpolation from the formula.

graziano
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The curve fitting functions are not part of the base package of LabVIEW.

Curve Fitting VIs help page

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Hi,
   if you don't have it, you may give a look at "numerical recipes in C", ch 15-2.  It is a good starting point for implementing algorithms, without going too deep in theory behind them.  the book is freely available online.

graziano
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Also there is a new curve fitting white paper on ni.com, talking about some curve fitting concept.

http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/6954

Hope this helps.

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Nice WP!
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