Compare With Fit2dΒΆ
The program fit2d, which this package aims to partly replace, is the standard, so we better include a comparison plot here:
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Okay, this doesn’t show much but if we plot the difference:
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Still looks okay.
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In the tail region the blue halo (Poisson error) signifies that there are not enough counts to make good statistics.
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