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EzyFit 2.41

by Frederic Moisy

 

27 Feb 2006 (Updated 09 Jul 2012)

A free curve fitting toolbox for Matlab

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Description

The Ezyfit toolbox for Matlab enables you to perform simple curve fitting of one-dimensional data using arbitrary (non linear) fitting functions.

EzyFit adds a new menu to your figure windows, which allows you to easily fit your data with predefined or user-defined fit equations, including selection of your data (outliers removing) using the ``Data Brushing'' tool (available since Matlab 7.6).

This toolbox also provides a set of command-line functions to perform curve fitting 'programmatically': you just have to type something like showfit('c+a/x^n') and EzyFit gives you the values for c, a and n and shows you the curve!

Visit http://www.fast.u-psud.fr/ezyfit/ for additional info.

Installation and system requirements

EzyFit needs Matlab 7.0 or higher. It has been tested under 7.0 to 7.14 (R2012a), but mainly under Windows. The command-line functions (e.g. ezfit, showfit...) work equally well on all systems. However graphical operations (e.g. showslope, getslope...) may not be fully stable, especially on non-Windows systems.

1. Download and unzip the EzyFit Toolbox in a directory somewhere in your system. For instance, in a Windows installation, the directory Documents/MATLAB/toolbox/ezyfit may be a good location. Do NOT install the toolbox in the Matlab directory itself (Program Files/Matlab directory in Windows). If you upgrade from an older version, first empty the previous directory.

2. From the menu 'File > Set Path', click on 'Add Folder' (NOT 'with subfolders') and select the ezyfit directory. Click on 'Save' and 'Close'.

3. Restart Matlab. From the Start button, select Toolboxes > EzyFit to check that the toolbox is correctly recognized by your system.

4. If you want to always have the Ezyfit menu in your figures, type efmenu install. This will create or update your 'startup.m' file in the main user directory of your Matlab installation.

Note: If you upgrade Matlab and you want to use your previous Ezyfit installation, you just have to follow the steps 2-4.

Examples:

plotsample power % a power law
showfit c*x^n

plotsample hist % an histogram
f = ezfit('gauss'); % fits with a Gaussian
f % displays the values of the coefficients
MATLAB release MATLAB 7.11 (R2010b)
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Comments and Ratings (120)
24 Apr 2013 arnold

Hi,

can't get "efmenu" to work in startup file.
I always get this Warning when starting Matlab 2012b:

===========================
Warning: Executing startup failed in matlabrc.
This indicates a potentially serious problem in your MATLAB setup,
which should be resolved as soon as possible. Error detected was:
MATLAB:minrhs
Not enough input arguments.
> In matlabrc at 205
===========================

any ideas where this warning originates? Executing efmenu when matlab is already running works perfectly.
11 Apr 2013 Bruce

So far, love it... An improvement suggestion, modify extrapolate (or add a user option) to not extrapolate in the Y dimension as well as the X.

and a "bug". If there are several subplots, and showfit is used on several of them, the equation boxes are all drawn in the upper left subplot, not in the relevant subplot.

Otherwise, love it!!!
25 Mar 2013 arnold

very nice, thanks a lot!

How about adding conficence intervals at sigma or 2sigma surroundings? :)
31 Dec 2012 Alexander Kosenkov

Very nice and easy-to-use tool! Thank you!
07 Nov 2012 Frederic Moisy

Dear Razvan,
the definition of the coefficient R is given here: http://www.fast.u-psud.fr/ezyfit/html/ezfit.html

07 Nov 2012 Razvan

Nice toolbox!
What exactly is the R coefficient that is displayed in the fit? Is this the same as R^2 from here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coefficient_of_determination
12 Oct 2012 Alec de Zegher

Very good!
31 Aug 2012 Reid

I love the toolbox, it was invaluable with a recent project, but it seems to cause an error with the MEX function. I am using Windows 7 64-bit system with MATLAB R2011b. I went through a lot of troubleshooting with MathWorks help, so I'm confident this was the source.
05 Jul 2012 Matthias Pospiech

With every fit, that contains more than 4 search parameters I get the result

Fit: error during the fminsearch procedure

Even if I created the fitparameters using the curve fitting tool, so that the initial parameters are highly optimized.
28 Jun 2012 David Staedter

just come by this very nice and handy toolbox. its great

question: is it possible to show the standard errors for this fit parameters? that would be very useful. param B +- se.
or to get the jacobian matrix?
25 May 2012 Saurabh Singh

Nice tool indeed!
However, I have vector 'Y' with vectors 'U' and 'L' of same length as that of 'Y' defining upper and lower error ranges respectively of elements Y(i).

Using Ezfit for curve fitting, what I can provide is symmetrical error range dy. Is there anyway to include both the upper(U) and lower bound (L) while fitting the curve?
10 May 2012 Michael Melzer  
30 Apr 2012 Florian Knorn

Oh, just one question. Maybe it's just me, but I can figure out a way to use constants in an Ezfit FUN expression. Sure, I could use subs to replace known variables by their numerical values before using ezfit, but it would be very handy, in particular for scripting, if you could tell ezfit which variables *not* to consider unknown but rather use the currently assigned value for...
30 Apr 2012 Florian Knorn

Very useful, as good as an "original" Matlab toolbox. Frédéric, you really should put a PayPal donation button on your page for me and other people to click! Your work and efforts very much deserve it.
26 Apr 2012 Frederic Moisy

To Nick:

Yes, the problem is fixed since July 2010.
See the function "remove_efmenu_fig.m".

-- The author
26 Apr 2012 Nick

Hi there,
Re: EZYFIT MENU IN SAVED FIGURES AND GUIs conversation back in 2008. Has anyone figured out how to remove the toolbox from the GUI figures? It causes a problem where I am sharing GUIs and they don't have the Ezyfit software.

Any help would be useful,
24 Apr 2012 Phuoc  
21 Mar 2012 Sarah

seem to have solved the problem. Sorry for posting.
21 Mar 2012 Sarah

Hi Frederic, this looks like a very nice plugin. I am using matlab 2010a, but after adding the path and restarting, ezyfit does not show up. Also if I try efmenu install :
??? Error using ==> fprintf
Invalid file identifier. Use fopen to generate a valid file identifier.

Error in ==> efmenu>install_ef at 237
fprintf(fid,'%s\n','%STARTUP Startup file');

Error in ==> efmenu at 86
install_ef;
How can I fix this?
12 Mar 2012 Simon

Very useful, Thanks a lot!
06 Mar 2012 Frederic Moisy

Dear Joseph,
Thank you for your suggestion.
But please note that this issue has already been addressed: use the function remove_efmenu_fig (included in the toolbox since 2010) in order to remove the Ezyfit menu from a saved figure.
-- The author
06 Mar 2012 Joseph

Follow these steps get rid of the error that efmenu doesn't exist in GUIs created while Ezfit was installed:
**Note I'd create a backup in case something goes wrong.**

fname='fig.fig'; % <- your fig name...
load(fname,'-mat');
hgS_070000.properties
%get rid of the 'efmenu' entry in CreateFcn
%additionally you'll need to get rid of the EZfit items created in the GUI.
hgS_070000.children
%Go through and get rid of any remaining references in the
%children that are related to Ezfit.
save(fnam,'hgS_070000');

%These remaining reference items are most likely the EZfit uimenus and can alternatively be remove
%in the Menu Editor inside the GUIDE interface.
20 Dec 2011 Yvonne Haesevoets

Great tool. Thanks for sharing.
02 Dec 2011 Nathan Tomlin  
22 Nov 2011 João Faria  
03 Nov 2011 Homerarg  
11 Aug 2011 Thorsten Maly  
09 Aug 2011 Carl  
16 Jun 2011 vick Audi

Problem with unistallation:

Even after following your following recommended steps (under full unistallation):
Full uninstallation

In order to remove the Ezyfit toolbox from your Matlab installation, follow the 3 steps:

1. Edit the 'startup file' by typing

edit startup

and remove the following lines

% These lines have been added by 'efmenu install' (01-Apr-2008 23:10:11):
efmenu; % Includes the EzyFit menu for all new figure.
fprintf(' To get started with the EzyFit toolbox, select EzyFit from the Help browser.\n\n');

2. From the menu 'File > Set Path', select the directory '../ezyfit', and click on 'Remove' and 'Save'.

3. Restart Matab.

%*************************************%
I'm getting the following error when I run my GUI:
%*************************************%

??? Error using ==> struct2handle
Undefined function or variable 'efmenu'.

??? Error using ==> struct2handle
Error while evaluating figure CreateFcn

%*************************************%

This is getting a little annoying now. Kindly suggest a fix. Thanks
27 May 2011 rene

Brilliant plugin, though i had problems getting it to work with matlab 2010a.
If anybody else is having problems with getslope.m you have to change line 76 from
if v>=7.4
to
if v>=7.4 || regexp(strv,'.*R20\d\d.*')==1

This should correct the version detection.
27 May 2011 rene  
04 May 2011 Francois Anquez

Very Nice tool !
Easy and rapid handle. Something that sometime miss me with matlab...

Thanks to the author.
13 Apr 2011 Kassi

I would also like support for NaN values, please! :)
14 Mar 2011 Roman Voronov

Please add support for NaN values
13 Feb 2011 Wesley  
12 Jan 2011 Al Ka

Very good plugin but I have a serious problem with evalfit(). I have the following code:

x = [1733 1734 1735 1736 1737 1738 1739 1740 1741 1742 1743 1744 1745 1746 1747 1748 1749];
x= x';

y = 1.0e+03 * [1.0408 1.0392 1.0376 1.0362 1.0348 1.0335 1.0323 1.0312 1.0302 1.0293 1.0285 1.0278 1.0271 1.0266 1.0261 1.0258 1.0255];
y=y';

f = ezfit(x,y,'y=20-a*10*log(x)');

figure; plot(f.x,f.y, 'b-');
figure; plot(x,evalfit(f,x),'r-');

If you run it you will see that the two plots are way off while they should be almost identical. I guess. Please let me know what I am doing wrong.

I want to use evalfit to extrapolate some data. Thank you in advance!

22 Dec 2010 Frederic Moisy

Dear Basim Kakakhel,
Please try the following: ezfit(c,y,'y(c)=a*(1-exp(-b*c)')

21 Dec 2010 Basim Kakakhel

An excellent utility, I am having little trouble in running the following.

I have two vectors of 360 elements each.

First vector is y which contains the pixel number from 1-360

the second vector is c, it contains the values for the y vector.

the aim is to fit a function similar to this

y=a(1-exp(b*c))

I am more interested in the a coefficient. However i am getting the following error.

ezfit(y,c,'y=a*(1-exp(-b*c)')
??? Error using ==> ezfit at 549
Fit: error during the fminsearch procedure
13 Dec 2010 Liang Jin

Great features and easy to use.

08 Nov 2010 Patrick

Very helpful tool! In stock form, can't handle completely arbitrary fit functions; EQ2ML doesn't convert parameters in expressions such as 'myfitfun(K,x)' to the required m(i) format for fminsearch, since it treats 'K,x' as a single token. This is quickly fixed by adding ',' to the list of delimiters used by FINDWORD, after which it handles that input just fine.

Along those lines, it would be nice if you could specify the fit function using a handle; restricting the 'x' variable to be either the first or last free variable in the handle/anonymous function should allow that.
21 Sep 2010 Siva

Just great !
21 Sep 2010 Christopher Coello

Great, great toolbox, really useful.
One possible improvment: to handle subplot command in the display using showfit. Now, when doing subplot, the info about the fit always shows on the first subplot (subplot(xxx,xxx,1)).
15 Jul 2010 Matthias

You're a champion for creating this!
Thanks very much...

I do have a couple of questions I would like to ask:

When you say "There is no way for the moment to change this number of iterations in EzyFit", I am a bit confused by this. In fminsearch the default for 'MaxInter' and 'MaxFunEvals' are both '200*numberOfVariables'.

I have set these to 2000000*numberOfVariables but I still run into the exact same error when using:
ezfit(x,y, a1*exp(-b1*x)+a2*exp(-b2*x)+y0)

The error is:
Exiting: Maximum number of function evaluations has been exceeded
- increase MaxFunEvals option.
Current function value: 30502.906917

Also, since MaxInter and MaxfunEvals both must be integer values, I do not understand how the iteration above can have decimal values. Or maybe I am misinterpreting it?

The other thing I wanted to say is that if run fminsearch and call fitfun as per the code below, fminsearch is able to generate a perfect 3 exponent decay function in 175 iterations (i.e., much lower than 30502.906917). I should think ezfit should be able to achieve the exact same result if allowed to iterate within definable constraints (see TollX and TollFun below), because it also uses fminsearch.

Finally, probably a dumb question, how come 'showfit' will work when I supply a 3 (or 2) exponent function but ezfit fails with the above iteration error?

Looking forward to reading your answers......this is otherwise a brilliant toolbox.

Best regards,
Matthias

code:
-------
% Define initial paramters

t = x;
y = y;
% Grab x and y values generated in ginput

TolFun = .000000001;
TolX = 0.1;
% TolFun = Termination tolerance on the function value
% TolX = Termination tolerance on x

% Plot x and y

set(0,'DefaultFigureWindowStyle','docked')
figure;plot(t,y,'ro')
hold on
h = plot(t,y,'b');
hold off
title('Input data')
start = [0;0;0];
% Define starting lambdas (initial guesses)

outputFcn = @(x,optimvalues,state) fitoutputfun(x,optimvalues,state,t,y,h);
% User defined output function for each iteration of fminsearch

options = optimset('OutputFcn',outputFcn,'TolX',TolX,'TolFun',TolFun, 'Display', 'iter');
% Options for fminsearch

estimated_lambda = fminsearch(@(x)fitfun_v2(x,t,y),start,options);
21 Jun 2010 Brad Ridder

Its amazing in every way.
A gold-standard for user-submitted toolboxes.

A job well-done! Bravo!
13 Jun 2010 Shahriar

Excellent toolbox! Very useful. Thanks!!
25 Apr 2010 Xiao Ling

very useful tool! Thanks a lot
23 Apr 2010 Melanie Mu

Great tool! It's almost perfect! I am only missing two things; I would really love if it could also:
1) fit data with error bars in both directions
2) display the errors associated with the fit parameter results.
11 Mar 2010 anurag pandey

it's a fabulous tool bar, which solved my problem i was struggling to get done for quite some time. I have a query about it, that what you do if you want to fit just a part of your data(curve).

26 Feb 2010 Oliver  
18 Jan 2010 Mathieu

This tool is excellent! It makes life so much easier!
Thanks Fred!!!!
And BRAVO!!!!
15 Jan 2010 Arthur

Very usefull!
05 Dec 2009 Ritesh  
21 Nov 2009 Massimo

Dear Frederic,
is it possible to associate the error to the estimated parameters?
Thanks

18 Nov 2009 ihsan

Great toolbox!!! Many Thanks.
23 Oct 2009 Frederic Moisy

Dear Andres,

Problem #1: This occurs if y and dy are column vectors instead of row vectors. If this is the case, then just replace [y; dy] by [y, dy]

Problem #2: Move the equation box using the mouse.

-- The author
22 Oct 2009 Andres Klever

Hi Frederic, well im sending you this mail because i have a problem with this tool, first of all say to you thanks for this tool i think that is really good, ok , so there are 2 problems:

1) i have a problem with the weight
In order to perform a weighted fit on this data, the vectors y and dy have to be merged into a 2-by-N matrix and given as the second input argument to ezfit. Compare the results for the usual and weighted fits:
fw = ezfit(x, [y;dy], 'exp');
showfit(fw,'fitcolor','red');
f = ezfit(x, y, 'exp');
showfit(f,'fitcolor','blue');
my problem is that when i do this (exactly the same) the data [y;dy] is from a different size than x, so obiously i get this error:

??? Error using ==> ezfit at 272
X and Y dimensions must agree.

if you can help me with this it would be great..

2)the other problem is that when i plot more than one fit for the same data, the plot just shows one legend that is pasted into the other legend, hahaha, so i just can see one of the 2 legends that should appear (showing me the different equations)...

ok, frederic sorry for asking you this questions but i really need to know this,

thanks very much,

16 Sep 2009 Dave Robinson

Nice application, seems to do everything it says on the box
07 Sep 2009 Muhammad Tauha Ali

splendid tool. inclusion of statistical tests such as RMSE, t-statistics and R-squared statistics in ezyfit menu will enhance the functionality of the toolbox.
02 Sep 2009 Stefan Gachter

Excellent tool!
31 Jul 2009 Andrew Barrow

Fantastic tool. This is incredibly useful. Especially if you use the "data paintbrush" tool in the figure window.
16 Jul 2009 Erdal Bizkevelci  
16 Jun 2009 Arnold

Awesome toolbox. Instrumental in my research.
02 Jun 2009 Roy  
29 May 2009 Antony Lee

The package is really great! However, I would like to know whether it is possible to have some fixed parameter values when using ezfit, eg.
ezfit(x,y,'y(x)=a*x+b')
assuming that I know the actual value of a and want only the fit for b. (Of course if a=3 or some other value I could write ezfit(x,y,'y=3*x+b'), but I want to include this in a script, so a would be a variable...)
26 May 2009 Farah

I just downloaded this and it's great! Very easy to use and non-cluttered. 5 over 5! Is there any where I can obtain more in-depth information about how it works and what the output values really mean? That would be superb.
26 May 2009 Erdal Bizkevelci  
06 May 2009 Clemens Listner

Thank you for this great toolbox
03 Apr 2009 Florian  
19 Mar 2009 Sonali  
19 Mar 2009 Roy  
11 Mar 2009 Thanos

Very useful and well explained. Thank you!
11 Feb 2009 Cezar

Excellent tool! Many thanks!!!
26 Jan 2009 Michael Jordan  
26 Jan 2009 Soumitra Deshmukh

Does it work with earlier versions of Matlab such as 6.5 ?
23 Dec 2008 Janina

Thierry Dalon -
No need to sling insults like a common blogger. I had assumed better of Matlab users. I am referring to the bug the Frederic Moisy himself identified - that it is difficult to remove the ezfit menu from previously saved figures. I have indeed removed the ezfit menu. I reloaded my figure generating scripts, and all was well. Thank you Frederic, for your feedback.
12 Dec 2008 Frederic Moisy

(Sorry for the unintentional rating of my own file on my previous post!)

TO UNINSTALL THE EZYFIT TOOLBOX:
1. Edit the 'startup.m' file (type 'edit startup') and remove the 2 lines starting with 'efmenu' and 'fprintf()'
2. Go the menu 'File', 'Set Path', and remove the directory 'ezyfit'
3. Restart Matlab

CONCERNING THE ISSUE OF THE EZYFIT MENU IN SAVED FIGURES AND GUIs:
Sorry for this bug, I have no idea on how to fix it. Suggestions are welcome. Note that you can use the Ezyfit toolbox without using the Ezyfit menu. For this, apply step 1 above.

Hope this helps - The author.
12 Dec 2008 Frederic Moisy  
01 Dec 2008 Timo

Take a look at the known problems: "If the Ezyfit toolbox has been installed using efmenu, all GUI figure windows created using GUIDE have the Ezyfit menu included. Uninstalling the Ezyfit toolbox produces an error, since the GUI looks for the menu which is not available. No solution for the moment."
Using efmenu off does not remove the menus.
This is a clear minus for an otherwise very useful toolbox.

20 Nov 2008 Thierry Dalon

Janina and Nirvikar: do not put bad ratings only because you don't know how to use Matlab. At least read the documentation before, contact the author before or ask for support in the Newsgroup. Your rating is not fair!
To remove the menu from figures use>> efmenu off. To remove the Toolbox simply remove from Matlab path or entry in startup file if you used efmenu install.

To the author : to avoid function naming conflicts, it may be better to name all the functions in the Toolbox with a common prefix like 'ef'.
03 Oct 2008 Janina Madoff

impossible to remove their menu from your gui figures and uninstall cleanly
01 Oct 2008 Chris Calvert

Just downloaded this, it looks great! Any functions I have tried (so far) work very easily and smoothly. Are there any plans to include lorentzian fitting in the tool box?
29 Aug 2008 Jim S

Excellent and smooth!
21 Aug 2008 Alex Liberzon

great support and improvements over the last two years.

04 Aug 2008 M Lidierth

Used the GUI menu without any hitches. Intuitive and easy-to-use. Excellent.
25 Jul 2008 P Jop

very usefull with command-line functions
07 Jul 2008 ? ?

Excellent
27 Jun 2008 N Davidson

Simple to use and very useful.
23 Jun 2008 Nirvikar Dashora

Please tell me how to Unistall the ezyfit toolbox from MATLAB.

12 Jun 2008 Jason Ruth

Fantastic program, very straightforward and easy to use.
18 Apr 2008 K E

Very helpful and intuitive.
02 Mar 2008 sri murthy

Great alternative to cftool...excellent
19 Feb 2008 P. Sci  
05 Feb 2008 R B

Very good and powerful toolbox
29 Jan 2008 A Rose

Perfect! Just what I needed to estimate parameters for over 500 chick growth curves.
12 Jan 2008 Mark Dean

Thank you for a useful and well writtten program!
I was able to write a small program to easily choose whether to fix or vary some of the fit parameters. It would be useful if this was included as standard.
03 Jan 2008 m la  
05 Dec 2007 Joe M  
03 Dec 2007 Mickael PARIS  
19 Nov 2007 Hauke Schramm  
14 Nov 2007 andy yang

So splendid!
09 Nov 2007 Chintan Trivedi  
03 Nov 2007 Alex Liberzon

Very useful.
24 Jul 2007 Gilles Bertrand

A great tool! Fill a gap in matlab functionalities. Good interface, good integration into matlab, merci Frederic M.!!
19 Jul 2007 Woody Schneider

Great, but it behaves sketchily on the Mac OS X Intel version...
20 Jun 2007 D J

a nice tolbox...best alternative to matlab curve fitting toolbox which sadly doesnot come for student version of the software.
05 Jun 2007 Andres Leal

Great software! I was able to do curve fits using custom equations that wouldn't be fitted with KaleidaGraph.
27 May 2007 david abks

Great - well done!!!!!!!!
04 May 2007 MArta Castillo

Excellent
17 Apr 2007 Josiah Haswell

Fabulous
14 Apr 2007 atanas atanasov  
13 Apr 2007 Matt Lopz

Excellent Utilty.

30 Mar 2007 Andrew Isaacs

Excellent work. Did what I needed (multiple power terms) when no-one else could - at least for free. Easy to install and work with, and great solutions.
30 Mar 2007 Ravi Prakash

Hi,
Its superb toolbox you ahve provided to Matlab users. I was struggling to fit a smooth curve for amplitude analysis of seismic data. This toolbox does it in fantastic way.
Thanks
Ravi

29 Mar 2007 Jonas Semoi  
30 Oct 2006 Frederic Moisy

Dear D. Lueerssen, Thanks for your comment. The new version (2.10), submitted 30 oct 2006, now allows for specifying fit parameters programmatically. Example: showfit('a*x+b','fitcolor','red',...) - The author.
06 Oct 2006 Dietrich Lueerssen

I do like this toolbox, and it works well for me. It is really useful that there are both a GUI and a programmatical access, well done.

I do have a suggestion for future versions: at the moment, parameters of the fit such as its color are hardcoded into a file (fitparam.m). It would be helpful to be able to control that programmatically, particularly if you want to show multiple fit curves for the same data set (e.g., to show that one fit is better than another one).
28 Sep 2006 Blair Greenan

Excellent toolbox for curve fitting. Any questions I had were quickly answered by the author.
21 Mar 2006 John D'Errico

While I did not try out the menu interface, the command line interface was indeed easy to use. A splendid tool.
07 Mar 2006 Frederic Moisy

Dear Jack Chen,
This error does not occur with R14.
Some features of this toolbox (eg, nested functions) need R14. Sorry.

03 Mar 2006 Jack Chen

Looks like a great free toolbox for matlab. However, I'm getting the following error:

>> efmenu install
??? Error using ==> load
Unable to read MAT file d:\matlab\easyfit\userfit.mat
Updates
09 Mar 2006

minor bugs fixed (see the release notes in the help browser).
09 Mar 2006

Minor bugs fixed (see the release notes in the help browser)
18 Apr 2006

The 'EasyFit' toolbox has been renamed 'EzyFit', in order to avoid confusion with other existing products.
06 Sep 2006

New version (2.04)
A FAQ is now included
Minor bugs fixed
07 Sep 2006

help text improved
30 Oct 2006

New version 2.10: See the 'release notes' page for changes.
07 Mar 2008

New version 2.20. See release notes for details.
09 Mar 2008

Description text improved
05 Feb 2009

Now suport the "Data Brushing" tool of Matlab 7.6
05 Feb 2009

Added support to the "Data Brushing" tool (Matlab 7.6)

29 Jul 2010

Bug fixed : the figure files (.FIG) and user interfaces (GUI) were corrupted with the Ezyfit menu. This issue has been fixed. See the new function "remove_efmenu_fig.m".

02 Jul 2012

2 bugs fixed: fits in log coordinates now work correctly, and 'efmenu install' now compatible with Windows 7.
09 Jul 2012

2 minor bugs fixed
09 Jul 2012

1 additional minor bug fixed

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