How to plot a biexponential fit?

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Goncalo Costa 2022-3-24

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I have got some data array (P2P) and a time array (t_array) plotted under this simple line of code:

plot(t_array, P2P, 'o')

This works perfectly, but now I want to fit a biexponential fit line through this data, and I don't know how to do so.

I have read the instructions given in this link, but it still doesn't make sense to me. I attempted replicating what was written in the link, as follows:

P2P0=P2P(1);  %setting my La0 as the first element in my y-axis data array
ft = fittype(sprintf('%e+A1*(1-exp(-gamma1*t))+A2*(1-exp(-gamma2*t))',P2P0),...
  'independent','t','dependent', 'P2P' );
opts = fitoptions( 'Method', 'NonlinearLeastSquares' );
opts.Display = 'Off';
opts.Lower = [0 0 0 0];%lower bounds (A1, gamma1, A2, gamma2)
opts.StartPoint = [1 1 1 1];
[fitresult, gof] = fit( t_array, P2P, ft, opts ); %substituted La by P2P and t by t_array
plot(fitresult,t_array,P2P, 'o')

I merely substituted the La data by my P2P data, and time by t_array, but this gives me a horizontal fit line that doesn't match the data which exponentialy decreases (similarly, but not quite, to the data shown in this other link).

Could it be that I must change my lowed bounds (pots.Lower) and my start point (opts.StartPoint)?

I don't understand the meaning of these arrays? Why are there 4 elements in these arrays? What can I do to fit an array through my data?