Guaasian pic made results differ from other software fiitting results

Hi, I do pic Gaussian fix as shown by the example of estimators of labview on an image. But when the same data are mounted by origin or Matlab results differ from that of Labview. Can someone tell me why this is happaning?

The mismatch between the peak Gaussian Fit.vi and results Fit.vi of curve nonlinear is the limitations of default setting for the Fit.vi of peak Gaussian.  By default the limits force the setting of offset of 0.  Change the top and the bottom limit to + Inf and - Inf and change the tolerance to be ~ 1E-8 and the results between the two agree screws.

-Jim

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