In case you are familiar with programming, especially R, here are my thoughts (which I havent tested yet):
- in the folger "R_model" there is a file "perc_model_flexible.R"
- This file ("perc_model_flexible.R") is the core of RefCurv's operation; open it with any editor (like notepad or what fits for you)
- Line 97 is:
x_values <- seq(round(min(data_perc$x),1), round(max(data_perc$x),1), length.out = 100
- you can try to change the number 100 to what ever you like; let us say 1000
- then run RefCurv as normal and go for a model fitting; it might be, that it throws an error but maybe that does not matter
- after running RefCurv, go to the "tmp" folder in the RefCurv folder
- check the file "percentiles_chart.csv"; that is your resulting chart
In case you are familiar with programming, especially R, here are my thoughts (which I havent tested yet):
x_values <- seq(round(min(data_perc$x),1), round(max(data_perc$x),1), length.out = 100