Matplotlib Tutorial 5: Gaussian Distribution & Fitting

[@gabriqm]

thanks for the video! i was looking everywhere on how to fit a gaussian in my histogram, but they never worked and i wasn't understanding the codes either. your video saved me and i surely understood what you done and teached.

[@anilkumarpal2096]

Thanks a lot, your video helped me.

[@emmanuelschmulewitz1215]

All my thumbs up for this video!

[@hemalpatel9708]

Thanks you for this video! 😇

[@sumankhan1446]

Well done... Its impressive

[@hajrashahid2547]

Keep it up

[@Zigislam]

Nice Presentation is it possible to simulate a data Gaussian data with different width

[@mcamario]

Thanks for this, but my code doesn't fit well. Can you help?

[@a1ang0r85]

Thanks a lot, I don't know how to choose my p0, is there any way for guessing? Can I guess it by printing some values? What if I only get a vertical line? Is it the problem that my plot has multiple peaks?

[@catherineadloff1326]

Hi Thank you for this nice introduction My question : how to you get the error on the fitted parameters?

[@physics_matters]

Have you checked the covariance matrix already?

[@zeenatullah8658]

Hello Sir , Sir tell me how to know about FWHM (Full Width Half Maxima) . sir actually i'm working on Gamma Spectrometry (Ortec Software) I calculated data during Decay of different elements but i did not know about graph so,please give me a lit bit ideas about that . Thanks In Advanced

[@physics_matters]

Full width at half maximum is calculating by first finding the maximum of the distribution manually. After that you check what are the x values for y values which have the half height of the maximum. The distance between these two.valuea is then called FWHM. Does this explanation help?

[@zeenatullah8658]

@@physics_matters Absolutely yes sir , I'll try to calculate with help of GEANT4 Thanks Sir

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