MyCurveFit

Genuinely easy-to-use online curve fitting

[MyCurveFit @MyCurveFit]

@anilrockz @anilrockz - thank you for your message. We don't have a PayPal option but you can pay with any major credit or debit card via the Subscribe option. (Click on your account name in top-right then Subscription)

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@nebulagirl Yes - we actually created https://t.co/JKkKw6Aemv because many users were visiting https://t.co/dxKNwwAAIG to get curve-fitting functionality even though https://t.co/dxKNwwAAIG was designed for bio-assays. Therefore, we thought a general curve-fitting solution would be useful.

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Introducing the MyCurveFit Excel Add-in (for Windows):
https://t.co/2vGbZnegVY

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@JulesGari @JulesGari - thank you for reporting this. We've had some scaling issues impacting a small number of users. This was caused by unexpected increased demand. We've added more scaling capability now so this should have been resolved.

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@mohamed26242303 Use log (x,2) for base 2.

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@carloprimero We've emailed you to discuss further.

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@RiseTvp Email us at [email protected]

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@emnode @ryanstruyk @bethlevin Don't forget that you can use the Swap button on the right so you can compute x values from y. Also, you can use Share to create a link to share your data and fit.

[MyCurveFit @MyCurveFit]

@akaplin These values are not actually coefficients but information about how the spline was smoothed. The reported values are:

S = Smoothing Factor
I = Iterations
IP = Inflection Points

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@fornebufoto You can do that with the User-Defined option, in your expression use constants alongside your coefficients to compute.

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@aStonerGaming Thank you for your kind tweet - we are very proud that we could help 😀

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@DerpDTBR This is not currently a feature.

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@mrmarkhahn Please check your spam folder. If not there then please check and confirm which email address was provided. (We can confirm that the confirmation email was sent to the email address provided)

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@s_raned How can we help? For support please contact us at [email protected].

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@JeroenBtweet It depends on the method, for most methods (excluding spline, linear and point-to-point) it's nonlinear least squares.

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@hanis_farah Use the Fit Method | User Defined option to define a curve with multiple parameters.

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@The_Secured Pleae see https://t.co/IbF4S9O6oI for example supported formats.

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@NitramAdams Thank you for your kind feedback! Do you mean that you would like to change the plotted x axis range? One way to do this currently (depending on the fit method) is to press Predict (so x is left column) then enter an x value outside currrent range.

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Best Fit Curve Fitting for your ELISA
Automatically apply the best curve fitting model and weighting to your assay. 5 min walkthrough at: https://t.co/btaDmtJ7bI

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@davi_d_omjan Thanks for your expressive feedback. Please be fair though, we don't state anywhere that "it's all free" . In fact, we make it very clear what is free and what is part of the subscription service on the "More info" link. Also, the free membership provides ongoing free fits.