Hi,

I have a question regarding how error bars are calculated in the CPMG-RD 
fitting script.
I got data on two very similar samples, both of which gave nice spectra with 
similar S/N ratios. I ran cpmg_analysis scripts both with 500 Monte Carlo 
simulations.
However, one of them gave much higher error bars in the fits, leading to no 
residues being selected I guess due the fact that error bars for the first and 
last points overlap. Even reducing the insignificance value wouldn’t solve this.

What strikes me the most is the clear different behavior between the two set of 
data, which look very similar from the spectroscopic point of view. Do you have 
an idea about that?

Thanks and best regards,
Thibault

PS: Very sorry if I ask a question that have already been addressed, but I 
couldn’t find an answer back on the forum.


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Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
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