On 3/3/12 12:50 PM, juaninf wrote:
Dears members
I need axes_labels in vertical and horizontal form in side sideways od
axis, how make this?. example
http://www.personal.psu.edu/egp11/Eric_Paterson/Blog/Entries/2009/11/18_Open-Source_alternatives_for_MATLAB_in_teaching_and_research_files/ericPlo
I fix this, thanks by your time
2012/2/24 Juan Grados
> Yes in console terminal, when i make this
>
> p1 = plot(spline(pattersonCpb),
> (__builtin__.max(pattersonCpb)[0],__builtin__.min(pattersonCpb)[0]))+points(pattersonCpb)
> show(p1)
> the plot work fine, but when i make this load a extern fi
Yes in console terminal, when i make this
p1 = plot(spline(pattersonCpb),
(__builtin__.max(pattersonCpb)[0],__builtin__.min(pattersonCpb)[0]))+points(pattersonCpb)
show(p1)
the plot work fine, but when i make this load a extern file *.sage only i
get the points.
2012/2/24 Jason Grout
> On 2/2
On 2/24/12 2:36 PM, Juan Grados wrote:
Jason Grout idea is good for me, but I need empiler several "plots", i
after use show(plot1+plot2+...). How do this?.
Exactly like you said. Make each plot:
plot1=plot(spline(pts), (0,5))
...
and then do
show(plot1+plot2+...)
Jason
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On 2/23/12 9:39 PM, Juan Grados wrote:
I need smooth line, (interpolation the points), line(vec) plot line
without smoth
Maybe the spline command would be useful to you?
sage: v=[(1,2),(3,4),(6,6),(4,3)]
sage: plot(spline(v), (1,6))+points(v)
There isn't a smoothing option in list_plot---you
thanks, Jason, John, I've already done with your help
2011/10/4 Jason Grout
> On 10/4/11 5:28 PM, juaninf wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone
>>
>> I am have 4 vectors, and I want plot 2 graphics in the same place,
>>
>> vector1 vs vector2 color = red
>> vector3 vs vector4 color = yelow
>>
>
> You might fin
On 10/4/11 5:28 PM, juaninf wrote:
Hi everyone
I am have 4 vectors, and I want plot 2 graphics in the same place,
vector1 vs vector2 color = red
vector3 vs vector4 color = yelow
You might find the various linear algebra tutorials helpful. Here is
one I use in my linear algebra class, for ex
On Tuesday, October 4, 2011 3:28:59 PM UTC-7, juaninf wrote:
>
> Hi everyone
>
> I am have 4 vectors, and I want plot 2 graphics in the same place,
>
> vector1 vs vector2 color = red
> vector3 vs vector4 color = yelow
>
>
I'm not quite sure what you mean by plotting one vector against another.
I also do not have time to do this myself. The idea of the
"manual_plot" is that I might be able to do a seperate command, but
for the foreseeable future I will not have the time to understand the
current plot command well enough to improve it; I've tried and failed
already. Instead, I have ended
On Sat, Nov 1, 2008 at 10:44 AM, Marshall Hampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This has been irritating for a long time. I have tried to look at
> this code too but I find it confusing. I have been reduced to writing
> my own code to produce axes (sometimes I need some funny things, like
> 2 s
This has been irritating for a long time. I have tried to look at
this code too but I find it confusing. I have been reduced to writing
my own code to produce axes (sometimes I need some funny things, like
2 sets of axes for a plot with two different scales). There is
probably already a ticket
This probably doesn't help, but there is a method in axes.py called
"tasteless_tick_marks" which I guess you have to figure out how to use
somehow.
sage: from sage.plot.axes import Axes
sage: P = plot(x^2,2,10)
sage: Axes(P)._tasteless_ticks(2,10, 10)
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