Promozione
Origin
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Introduzione in Italiano
Il
miglior software di Analisi e Grafica scientifica per Ricercatori
e Professionisti!
I ricercatori
necessitano di strumenti di analisi e di grafica molto potenti
e intuitivi che possano interagire con i loro dati e creare
report personalizzati.
Origin include una serie di caratteristiche che soddisfano
al meglio le necessità sia di scienziati che di ingegneri;
i File di lavoro a fogli multipli, la pubblicazione di grafici
di grande qualità e gli strumenti di analisi standardizzati
forniscono un solido e integrato ambiente software per importare,
esplorare e analizzare dati, creare e modificare grafici e
pubblicare il proprio lavoro.
Origin Standard
Origin risponde a tutte le necessità di analisi dati
grazie agli strumenti per statistica avanzata, regressione,
analisi non lineare delle curve, processamento di segnali,
processamento di immagini e analisi dei picchi. Siccome ogni
operazione di analisi può essere definita per essere
automaticamente riaggiornata, è possibile utilizzare
i propri progetti come template per lavori futuri, in modo
da semplificare la routine quotidiana.
Origin
Professional
Origin Professional contiene tutte le caratteristiche di Origin
Standard più estesi strumenti di analisi per la statistica,
3D, processamento di immagini e di segnale. OriginPro offre
una tale potenza analitica che chiunque abbia bisogno di una
integrata soluzione per l’analisi dati e la grafica non
potrà fare a meno di sceglierlo.
Origin Standard
Origin is a software application with tools for data
analysis, publication-quality graphing, and programming.
Data
Analysis
Origin contains powerful tools for all of your
analytic needs, including peak
analysis, curve
fitting, statistics,
and signal
processing. To make data analysis more efficient, Origin
supports many common formats for importing
data, and exporting
results. Multi-sheet
workbooks and an integrated Project
Explorer help you organize your Origin projects. Streamline your
workflow by saving workbooks as analysis
templates for repeat use. Graphing
With over 70 built-in graph types, Origin makes it easy
to create and customize publication quality graphs to suit your
needs. Many popular contour, 2D,
and 3D graph types are supported, as are specialty graphs such as windrose, stock
(OHLC), ternary (including ternary-contour), 2D
vector and 3D
vector, and several statistical plots.
Programming
Origin includes two built-in programming languages: Origin
C, a C-based compiled language, and a scripting language called LabTalk™.
Use them to automate graphing and analysis. Origin comes with an
Integrated Development Environment (IDE), Code
Builder , that makes it easy to write and debug your own code.
Origin is also an Automation
Server for users of VB, C++, C# and LabVIEW™.
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Curve
Fitting
Share one or more parameters when fitting
multiple curves, and apply bounds and
linear constraints to
any fit curve
Peak
Analysis
Automatically
find multiple peaks and
report their significant parameters
Graphing
Apply
transparency to graph elements for
clear display of overlapping
data
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For additional details visit Originlab
website
Origin Pro
OriginPro offers all of the features of Origin plus
extended analysis tools in the following areas:
Peak
Fitting
The Peak
Analyzer tool in OriginPro provides the additional capability of
finding and fitting multiple peaks in your spectra. Baseline anchor
points can be customized and fit with a suitable fitting function,
and the baseline fitting can be included as part of the final peak
fitting process. A detailed Fit Control dialog is provided to
control all aspects of peak fitting including mixed peak functions,
peak centers and widths, sharing parameters, and imposing bounds and
linear constraints on parameters. Graphical as well as tabular
results are generated as part of the final fit report. Surface
Fitting
OriginPro can fit a 3D surface to XYZ data
points. The surface and data points can be displayed together,
including droplines from the points to the surface. Statistics
OriginPro expands on the statistical analysis
capabilities of Origin by providing additional tools for Descriptive
Statistics, Discrete Frequency Counting, Normality Tests,
Correlation Analysis, One-way and Two-way Repeated Measures ANOVA,
Principal Component Analysis, Hierarchical Cluster and Discriminant
Analysis, many Nonparametric Tests such as Friedman ANOVA and
Two-Sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test and Mann-Whitney Test, Survival
Analysis tools including Weibull Fit and Cox Proprotional Hazard
Model, ROC Curves, and Power and Sample Size Tests.Signal
Processing
Advanced signal processing features in
OriginPro include Short-Time FFT (STFT), Hilbert Transform,
Coherence, 2D FFT and 2D FFT-based Filtering, 2D Correlation, and
Wavelet analysis.
Image
Handling
OriginPro offers more ways to handle your image
data, including alpha blending, pixel logic, morphological
filtering, and interpolated background subtraction.
Analytical Power
With so much analytical power,
OriginPro is the software of choice for those who want a single data
analysis and graphing solution.
For a detailed list of features comparing the current version to
previous versions of Origin, including clearly marked OriginPro
features, please view our Reasons
to Upgrade page. |
Peak
Analysis:
Multi-Peak Fitting with Residuals
Automatically find multiple peaks
and deconvolute
overlapping peaks
3D
Curve Fitting:
Surface Fitting with Droplines
Apply transparency to the fit surface to
better see
the relationship between the
fit and the data
Signal
Processing: Short-Time FFT
Visualize the frequency
distribution of
time variant signals
Statistics: Survival Analysis
Choose from three widely-used
survival
function models: Kaplan-Meier, Cox,
or Weibull
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For additional details visit Originlab
website
New Features in Origin 8.6
64-Bit
Support
Origin 8.6 is available in both native 64-bit and 32-bit
versions. The 64-bit application provides:
- Improved memory management
- Improved handling of large datasets
- Memory capacity limited only by installed hardware (32-bit
application limited to 2 GB)
Note: Individual worksheet columns and matrices are limited to 90
million elements each. |
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Zoom
and Scroll inside Graph Layer 
Use the mouse and scroll wheel, or use the keyboard, to zoom and
scroll inside a graph layer, in either X or Y direction. Quickly
identify data sub range of interest and then use tools such as
gadgets to analyze your selection. |
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Auto-hide
Capability for Dockable Windows
Set dockable windows such as Project Explorer, Quick Help, and
the new Messages Log, to auto hide mode. This frees up space in the
Origin interface, and you can easily access these auto-hidden
windows when needed. Some windows such as Messages Log will pop up
even in auto hide mode, to display important messages. |
Click the Auto-Hide button to auto hide
the panel when it is free.
Auto-hide the Project
Explorer
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New
Gadgets
Based on multiple requests from our users, we have added three
new gadgets in this version:
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Auto-detect the X-axis type, and set an
appropriate fitting function. The fly-out menu can be used to change
data, change function, switch to the NLFit dialog, show/hide
asymptotes, or open the Find X/Y dialog.
Sigmoidal Fit
Gadget
Interpolate the input curves to find
the nearest intersection points. You can tag and label the
intersection points in the ROI area on the graph.
Curve Intersect
gadget
Add multiple tags on a graph. Drag by
the handle, or enter an X value in the dialog, to place on the
reference layer
Vertical
Cursor
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Spider/Radar
Chart
This new plot type is ideal for displaying and comparing
multivariate data. A custom dialog is provided for control of axes,
including the ability to set each axis to a different scale.
With a few datasets, Origin’s color transparency feature can be
used to overlay datasets for comparison. With many datasets, it is
easy to set up the plot properties and then separate out the
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The radar chart is used primarily for
data comparison.
Radar Chart
Double-click an axis to open the
Axes dialog to customize
each
each radial axis.
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Parametric
Function Plots
Create 2D function plots using parametric equations. Save your
favorite equations as themes for repeat use. Modify the plot
parameters in Plot Details dialog at any time, and copy paste the
settings from one plot to another. |
Enter the parametric equations for X(t)
and Y(t) to express the relationship of X and Y.
Create 2D Parametric
Function Plot
To modify the plot, double-click the
plot to open the Function tab
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Statistics:
Multivariate Analysis (Pro Only)
Four commonly used multivariate analysis tools are new available
in Origin 8.6:
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PCA is used to explain the
variance-covariance structure of a set of variables through linear
combinations. It is often used as a dimensionality-reduction
technique.
Principal Component
Analysis
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Nonlinear
Fitting with Integral
The Fitting Function Builder has been updated to support creation
of user-defined fitting functions that included an integral.
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Define a function with integration in
Fitting Function Builder.
Fitting Function
Builder
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Worksheet
Navigation Dialog
This new dialog allows you to view and manage multiple sheets in
a workbook or a matrix window. Sort the list of sheets by name,
size, and other meta data properties. Change the order of sheets, or
select multiple sheets to duplicate or move to a new book. |
Worksheet Navigation
Dialog
To open this dialog, right-click the
worksheet tab
and select Navigate...
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Import
Menu Customization
Origin imports many widely-used third party data formats using
custom dialogs acccessible from the File: Import menu. This
new version provides a dialog to customize the sub menu to
add/remove file types. |
The Import Menu Customization
dialog
Customize the Import
Menu
This dialog can be opened by selecting
File: Import: Add/Remove...
from main
menu
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Other features include:
- New Messages Log Window
This window will display
key messages such as successful execution of certain commands, or
errors generated from various operations. The window can be set to
be in auto hide mode, and it will pop open when new messages are
available to view.
- Split Worksheet Tool
This new tool allows you to
separate data in an existing worksheet to multiple worksheets by
groups of columns, groups of rows, or using a column label.
- Flat Sheet Output for Column Statistics
Descriptive
Statistics on Columns now creates a “Flat” worksheet with the
quantities computed, in addition to the table in the report sheet.
This allows users to quickly plot and perform secondary analysis
on the results.
- Raw and Index Data Support for more Statistical Tools
More statistics tools now provide support for raw versus
indexed data arrangement.
- System Path Tab in Tools: Options Dialog
This new
tab provides information on various system paths such as User
Files Folder and Autosave folder. Some of the paths can be changed
by editing the paths in this dialog.
- Ability to Specify Data Range using X Values
Many
tools such as linear and nonlinear fitter now allow specifying the
range of data by using begin and end X values. This allows for
performing operations such as fitting on multiple datasets with
different spacing, and restricting the fit to be in the same x
range, which is not possible by specifying row index for range
selection.
- Repeat Existing Analysis on All Plots or All Columns
Once an operation such as curve fitting has been performed on
one plot in a layer or one column in a worksheet, user can click
on the lock and ask for the same operation to be repeated on all
plots in the page, or on all columns in the source data sheet.
- Improvements to Distribution Curves for Histogram Plot
Distribution curves overlaid on histogram plots can be
normalized using data characteristics, or user can opt to
normalize as a percentage of the tallest bar. Option is also
provided to output ALL normalization curves to the histogram bin
worksheet. The output to bin worksheet is created by normalizing
using data characteristics, and the parameter values for each
curve is stored in custom label rows.
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National
Instruments™ LabVIEW™ is widely used for data collection.
For example, many instrument and sensor vendors provide
LabVIEW drivers for acquiring data. Once the data is
collected, the end user will need to analyze the data
and create reports for presentation. Origin provides
powerful data analysis and graphing tools, including
the Analysis Template feature which provides the means
for performing repeat analysis on newly acquired data.
The ability to communicate between LabVIEW and Origin
can thus greatly improve the efficiency of data acquisition,
and post-acquisition analysis and presentation.
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“Origin
8 can now really augment LabVIEW’s power.
The drag-and-drop Origin sub-VIs that come
with Origin 8 are simple and easy to use. With
Origin's Analysis Templates it is now very simple
to create a reusable application that acquires
data from third-party instruments, and then passes
the data for analysis and report generation to
Origin. One can also get curve fit results back
into LabVIEW to display in LabVIEW's charts and
graphs on the fly. What's best is that this
is all accomplished in a native LabVIEW environment.”
James T. Gardner, Ph. D.
Chief Engineer
Environmental Instruments, Inc. |
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With
this objective in view, we have provided a collection
of LabVIEW sub-VIs (see images) that are shipped with
Origin. LabVIEW users can then simply incorporate these
custom sub-VIs in their main LabVIEW application to
communicate seamlessly with Origin.
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For
detailed information on the LabVIEW sub-VIs shipped
with Origin, please see: Sub-VIs provided by Origin.
NOTE:
Some of the custom VIs are available only since Origin
8 with the latest patch. Please apply the patch to obtain
the most recent set of LabVIEW VIs.
Examples
For
more details on LabVIEW connectivity and examples, please
refer to this
wiki page.
LabVIEW
is a registered trademark of National Instruments. |
These system requirements apply to the most recent release of Origin or
OriginPro (both 32-bit and 64-bit versions).
- Microsoft Windows® XP
Microsoft Windows® Vista
Microsoft
Windows® 7
Intel®-based Mac® using virtualization software [read
more]
- 1 GHz or higher Pentium-compatible processor
- 1 GB of RAM
- 600 MB of free hard disk space
- DVD drive
- To use HTML Help, Internet Explorer 4.01 or later required
Did
you know you can run Origin/OriginPro on a Mac? Using a virtualization
software, you can easily install and run Origin and OriginPro
on a Macintosh® computer
from Apple®. This page
outlines what you will need and shows you how easy it is to
get started.
Installing
the Origin and OriginPro sofware on an Mac computer requires
the following:
- An
Intel®-based Mac:
MacBook®, MacBook®
Pro, iMac®, Mac Pro,
Mac Mini.
- Virtualization
software: VMWare® Fusion or Parallels® Desktop.
- Microsoft®
Windows®: 2000, XP,
or Microsoft Vista®.
- Origin
or OriginPro.
- Install
the virtualization software on your Mac computer.
- Using
the virtualization software, create a new virtual computer
and install Windows on the virtual computer.
- Run
the virtual computer on which Windows is installed. When
Windows is ready, install Origin.
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Using
the virtualization software, you can:
Seamlessly
run Origin as an application on your Mac desktop.
Drag-and-drop
an OPJ from a Mac folder onto the Origin workspace.
Export
graphs and other output from Origin to a folder in the
Windows partition, and then drag-and-drop the exported
file onto Mac applications.
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Tips
for running Origin on Mac
- What
license types are supported using this configuration?
ALL
license types have been found to run successfully on an
Intel-based Mac using virtualization software. This includes
node-locked, dongle-managed, and concurrent licenses.
- Why
can't I paste the licence text from the web page onto the
Origin dialog?
Note
that the shortcut keys for copy and paste are different
for Mac (cmd+c and cmd+v) and for Windows (ctrl+c and
ctrl+v). If you copied the licence text from browser running
on Mac OS using cmd+c, you should use ctrl+v to paste
the text onto the Origin dialog.
- Can
I paste an Origin graph to Word as an OLE embedded object?
If
you are running Word for Mac, then the pasted object is
treated only as an image and you cannot double-click the
image to open the Origin project. If on the other hand
you are running Word on the Windows partition, then you
can OLE-paste your graph from Origin onto Word.
- How
do I exchange files between Mac and Windows?
Just
drag-and-drop the file between the Mac and Windows partitions!
The virtual machine creates a copy when a file is dragged
and dropped in either direction. You could thus easily
open an OPJ by dragging and dropping the file from a Mac
folder right onto the Origin workspace. Similarly, you
can export a graph from Origin to a folder in the Windows
partition and then drag-and-drop the exported file to
a Mac application for publication purposes.
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