pytc-gui documentation
pytc-gui is a graphical interface for pytc, a flexible package for fitting Isothermal Titration Calorimetry data.
Start-up
either:
double-click the icon for the installed program
run
pytc-guion command line
Workflow
load experiments
link individual fit parameters to global parameters
set fit parameter guesses
fit the model to the data
export the results, which will save a csv file with the fit parameters and a pdf showing the fit
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