โ Scribed by Roberto Gomeni; Carla Gomeni
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A conversational graphic program for the analysis of a sigmoid response curve is presented. The characteristics of this program allow the following possibilities: ti) to represent graphically experimental data with fitted curve following different options, (ii) to examine the adequacy of the model either by means of statistical tests or by a visual analysis of the theoretical curve versus the experimental points, and (iii) to use different options (weighting factor, data transformation, etc.) to analyze the same data set.
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