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int=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/int)
vel=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/vel)
wid=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/wid)
int=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/int,calib=calib)
vel=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/vel,calib=calib)
wid=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/wid,calib=calib)
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Error arrays for each parameter can be obtained by adding the optional output 'error=error':
The optional input 'calib' specifies which radiometric calibration to apply to the data. Please check the calibration discussion page for more details. The recommended options are 1 or 3 for the Del Zanna (2013) or Warren et al. (2014) calibrations. Neglecting to specify calib means that the original laboratory calibration (as performed in the call to eis_prep) will be retained. Although 'calib' does not need to be specified for the velocity and line width arrays, it's good practice to always specify it.
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Error arrays for each parameter can be obtained by adding the optional output 'error=error'. Make sure that 'calib' takes the same value as it did when you extracted the intensity array.
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int=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/int,error=int_error)
int=eis_get_fitdata(fit,/int,error=int_error,calib=calib)
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