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1 month ago Hello,
The pdf you show does not appear to have much (quantifiable) exchange, although the R2's are very high so this must have been a real effort to get! These types of fits typically result from poor initialization of parameters. I find starting with simple models on an individual basis helps to find good starting points and locate those residues with the most likelihood of success. Then, when doing a global fitting, use the updated values (R2, DeltaOmega, pb, kex) that you estimate from the initial fits and use only those residues where the exchange appears significant. If you are able to nail down reliable kex and pb values, then create a method with those as fixed values and attempt to fit the rest of the residues.
Just my 2¢
Alex
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Hi I am trying to analyse my trosy cpmg, and the fits look weird. can you let me know the problem? I have calculated errors from s to n ratio experiments.pdf https://github.com/user-attachments/files/17230638/experiments.pdf Can you let me know what to do?
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Hi I am trying to analyse my trosy cpmg, and the fits look weird. can you let me know the problem? I have calculated errors from s to n ratio experiments.pdf Can you let me know what to do?