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Questions on creating visualizations from functions or data using high-level constructors such as Plot, ListPlot, Histogram, etc.
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NumberLinePlot issue depending on number of elements being plotted
As @MarcoB says in the comments this is because the $n=2$ case is being interpreted as a set of two intervals rather than two separate intervals (where "interval" can also mean "points").
Functions …
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Represent Infinities in List Ploting
If you have Mathematica version 10 how about using InfiniteLine?
First generate some dummy data:
d = Table[{x, Sin[x/3.1]}, {x, 0, 10}];
Set a y value to your "infinite" value:
d[[3, 2]] = "xxx"; …
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Using Multiple Kernels When Making Plots
The problem is that the argument to WaitAll should be a list of your ParallelSubmit "jobs".
As in the Basic Examples of the documentation for ParallelSubmit, after first defining your function(s) and …
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How to store standard plot settings?
You can also use the SetOptions function to change the default option settings for any function/symbol:
SetOptions[Plot, PlotRange -> All, Axes -> False, Frame -> True,
PlotStyle -> Black, LabelSty …
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How to manipulate lists of parameters?
Better to use Lists, for your A and B e.g. something like:
a = {1, 1}; b = {4, 2};
Then use Part, [[i]], to extract the elements.
Manipulate[
Plot[fun[f, x[[1]], x[[2]]], {f, 0, 10}], {{x, a}, {a …
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How to plot point by point in a for loop?
Then you can map your expression involving the trace and determinant using a suitable plotting function, e.g. …
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Polar histogram
[Edited to correct the bin definition.]
You could use SectorChart. The trick is to ensure that your bin widths sum to 360° and that the first bin charted starts at zero.
Firstly, and borrowing sham …
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How would I rotate a table of Cuboids around the y axis?
Firstly, no need to use Show, simply remove the ; from the end of your Graphics3D expressions.
Secondly, try evaluating:
Graphics3D[
Table[Cuboid[{{a + (l - 1) dx, 0, 0}, {a + l*dx, +.01,
f[s …
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How to group and join points
This approach splits each data set in to a set of curves and then attempts to join curves whose end and start points are "close enough". The measure I have used is okay for the example data and it in …
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How to separately control plot curve style and fill ColorFunction?
I'm not sure if you can do this with the options to Plot but you can "fix" it afterwards:
Plot[Abs[f[x]], {x, -3, 3},
Filling -> Axis,
ColorFunction -> Function[{x, y}, Hue[Arg[f[x]]/(2 Pi)]], …
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How can DateObject handle calender weeks
Note This answer exposed a bug in DateList's handling of the "Week" (or "WeekShort") element for week one when it begins in the previous year. This was spotted by @ChrisDegnen (see the comments) and …
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How can i construct a 3D surface pass through a curve defined by formula and some other cont...
Firstly to use BSplineSurface an array of control points is required, in your case:
Graphics3D[BSplineSurface[Partition[icir, 2]]]
As Öskå commented you can simply use ListPlot3D[icir]. The Region …
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