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CSTRIP, a fortran IV computer program for obtaining initial polyexponential parameter estimates.

A J Sedman·J G Wagner
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A new exponential stripping program, CSTRIP, has been developed. This program overcomes the problems associated with the use of previously published techniques and enables the rapid economical calculation of initial polyexponential parameter estimates. Values for the coefficients and exponents of the exponential terms are calculated as well as estimates of lag times. An exhaustive search procedure ensures that the results are comparable to, or better than, those obtained by manual residual methods.

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A J Sedman, J G Wagner. 1976. CSTRIP, a fortran IV computer program for obtaining initial polyexponential parameter estimates.. https://doi.org/10.1002/jps.2600650713

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