buyskes@lafcol.UUCP (Steven Buyske) (04/01/91)
A question for a friend: Is there a nice Macintosh program that will do curve-fitting for non-linear curves? My friend has a bunch of data points for antibody binding. From theoretical considerations he knows the general form of the curve they should lie on. He wants a program to find the specific curve. Any pointers? Steve Buyske buyskes@lafayett.bitnet
boz@eleazar.dartmouth.edu (John Boswell) (04/08/91)
buyskes@lafcol.UUCP (Steven Buyske) writes: > A question for a friend: > Is there a nice Macintosh program that will do curve-fitting >for non-linear curves? My friend has a bunch of data points for antibody >binding. From theoretical considerations he knows the general form of >the curve they should lie on. He wants a program to find the specific >curve. Any pointers? >Steve Buyske >buyskes@lafayett.bitnet Try Igor from Wavemetrics. It can fit (very nicely!) a user-defined function to your experimental data. I use it for this purpose (and lots of others). -John Boswell Dept. of Chemistry, Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH 03755 John.Boswell@dartmouth.edu