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Enter a low value (say -10 on the log scale), and then use custom ticks to label the graph correctly (so it is labeled "0" rather than "-10".

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... IC50 here). For this, the interpolation definition would be: •Absolute IC50 = X[50]. Advanced example: You want to calculate the value of Y that is halfway ...

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Outlier elimination is misleading when you are fitting the wrong model. The left panel above shows the data fit to a dose response curve.

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Heat maps are a standard way to plot grouped data. The basic idea of a heat map is that the graph is divided into rectangles or squares, each representing ...

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How exactly are IC50 and EC50 defined?(1356) Constraints in nonlinear regression(1357) How to view the XY coordinates of confidence or prediction bands fit ...

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Commands ExportTable [filename] Explanation If used from a data or results table, this command exports the entire table. The format will depend on the ...

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The logrank test is done automatically by Prism to compare two survival curves. For an example of this analysis, see this Step-by-Step Example.

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What does "not converged" mean? Nonlinear regression works iteratively. Prism starts with initial estimated values for each parameter.

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Q&A about R2 What does R2 quantify The value R2 quantifies goodness of fit. It compares the fit of your model to the fit of a horizontal line through the ...

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... IC50, X is log..." in the "Parameters: Nonlinear regression" dialog; Fixed the URL to the beta test page in the alert about beta expiration; Removed QQ plot ...

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