I graphed all my 10 points for each simulation that I have running:
40 EDTA, 100 EDTA, 150 EDTA, 200 EDTA, and 400 EDTA and for some reason if you look on the graph the 400 mark you can see that the graph is going up when it should be going down. Should I rerun the simulation for all the EDTA’s again and re-graph because it shouldn’t do this.
April 22, 2017 at 12:04 pm
ok so that’s weird – it really looks like it doesn’t matter how much edta you have
can you try “adding a trend line” to see what it gives?
we can talk this week
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