neutcurve documentation¶

neutcurve is a Python package written by the Bloom lab for fitting and plotting neutralization curves.

See below for information and examples of how to use this package.

Please cite Loes et al (2024) if you use neutcurve in your scientific study.

Contents¶

  • Installation
  • Hill-curve neutralization
    • Mathematical form of curves
    • Fitting using the HillCurve class
    • Quantifying goodness of fit
  • Fitting curves to real data
    • Overview
    • Importing Python packages
    • Preparing the data
    • Fitting the curves
    • Looking at a specific curve
    • Accessing the fit parameters for all curves
    • Plotting the curves
  • Constrain fit parameters to a range of reasonable values
  • Combining CurveFits objects
  • Test curve fitting on some real data
  • neutcurve package
    • neutcurve
    • Submodules
  • package index
  • Acknowledgements

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neutcurve

Fit and plot neutralization curves

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  • neutcurve documentation
  • Installation
  • Hill-curve neutralization
  • Fitting curves to real data
  • Constrain fit parameters to a range of reasonable values
  • Combining CurveFits objects
  • Test curve fitting on some real data
  • neutcurve package
  • package index
  • Acknowledgements

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