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main:faqandtips [2018/02/01 21:24]
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main:faqandtips [2018/02/01 21:42]
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| **Can I create a calibration curve with multiple calibration samples of the same dose** | **Can I create a calibration curve with multiple calibration samples of the same dose** |
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| This is possible to do, but it does require the use of a "workaround". While [[main:calibrationcurve | generating a calibration curve]], duplicate dose values are disallowed. The "validate" button on the "Fit a curve" dialog will turn duplicate dose values red, thus preventing the completion of the dialog. To work around this, the dose values of duplicate samples can be changed to a value very close to - but not identical to - its original value. For example if you would like to create a calibration curve containing two samples at 3Gy, one sample can keep its dose value of 3 and the other can be changed to 3.0001. ADCI will no longer flag the dose values as duplicated. | This is possible to do, but it does require the use of a "workaround". While [[main:calibrationcurve | generating a calibration curve]], duplicate dose values are disallowed. The "validate" button on the "Fit a curve" dialog will turn duplicate dose values red, thus preventing the completion of the dialog. To work around this, the dose values of duplicate samples can be changed to a value very close to - but not identical to - its original value. For example if you would like to create a calibration curve containing two samples at 3Gy, one sample can keep its dose value of 3 and the other can be changed to 3.0001. However, do not enter more than 7 digits after the decimal point in the new dose. ADCI will no longer flag the dose values as duplicated. |
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