Gaussian Fitting
This method tries to fit one or more Gaussians to the data. In addition to the style (which must be ``gaussian''), the number of Gaussians to fit must be supplied. Additional parameters may also be supplied to help the fitting routine. For each Gaussian fit, there are three parameters used to describe it: the amplitude, the X-peak position, and the full width at half the peak amplitude (FWHM). Or as an equation:
where is the amplitude of the ith Gaussian; , the peak position; and , the FWHM. The resulting curve will be the sum of the N
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Gaussians:
Note that if any of the supplied Gaussian terms are negative, they will be held fixed during the fitting.
When a fit is found, this method returns three coefficients for each Gaussian fit and the chi-square value of the fit.
6.2 Limiting and Displaying Fits