Hi, Please keep your replies on the list, such that everybody can follow (just press 'reply to all' instead of 'reply'.
fre, 11 12 2009 kl. 14:31 +0100, skrev Filippo Piffaretti: > You are right, our script goes much more in the direction of a final > application. It's not a general purpose function. It actually use two octave > functions to fit experimental data and generate a visual outcome and some > result files. > > I'm agree with you that it's far more better, for general purpose function, > to > return the results as variables, but actually the aim of this script is to > give to the user a more visual interpretation of the results returned from a > general purpose function (leasqr). > > leasqr.m is powerful function able to fit experimental data to any > mathematical > model once the model is correctly defined. > Our script it's particularly adapted for the interpretation of exponential > decay fit (mono and multi exponential up to 4 terms). In fact, it will return > graphs end comments that will help to understand and evaluate the sturdiness > and the limitations of the calculated mathematical model. > > I thought it was a good idea to give to the community this little tool. When > I > started the analysis of exponential decays I couldn't find any source free > scripts/programs that would help me to easily interpret the data fitting > results. > > I'm aware that the few peoples interested in exponential decay signals will > probably also have the skills to write their own well adapted script to > interpret the fitting results. And I'm also aware that a lot of those people > will probably prefer to pay a commercial patented software just to gain some > time. > > bref...Do you have any suggestion? You think it is worth to but more energies > on this to have it at the disposition of the community?...Do you know a more > suitable place to host such a script?...My home page? I like the idea of also sharing actual applications (instead of only general purpose scripts). At this point, we, however, don't really have a systematic way of doing this. So, my question to everybody is: should we try to setup an 'Examples' page on the web site, where people can show application scripts? It might be a nice way to help new users out as well. While I think such a page would be nice, I have to be realistic and say that I don't have the resources at the moment to create such a page. So, others would have to do the bulk of the work. Søren ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Return on Information: Google Enterprise Search pays you back Get the facts. http://p.sf.net/sfu/google-dev2dev _______________________________________________ Octave-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/octave-dev
