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Similar to this post post I am finding that constraints tend to make FindFit poor at finding a good fit. However, unlike the previous post post, the constraints are required and the success of FindFit seems to be very sensitive to initial values.

Similar to this post I am finding that constraints tend to make FindFit poor at finding a good fit. However, unlike the previous post, the constraints are required and the success of FindFit seems to be very sensitive to initial values.

Similar to this post I am finding that constraints tend to make FindFit poor at finding a good fit. However, unlike the previous post, the constraints are required and the success of FindFit seems to be very sensitive to initial values.

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fit http://s15.postimg.org/ozqhdosu3/LEFM_calcs2_page_1.jpg fit

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FakeData http://s11.postimg.org/khketh4r7/LEFM_calcs_page_1.jpg

Post Closed as "Duplicate" by gpap, Öskå, bobthechemist, m_goldberg, Jens

How to fit 3 data sets to a model of 4 differential equations?

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