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Questions on applying common nonlinear scalings to functions or data--useful for making sense of data which varies over a large range.
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Is it possible to have histogram in LogLog scale?
Histogram[data,"Log"] will generate an histogram with a log scale on the x axis, but I need a LogLog scale, is it possible?
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How can I use ListLogLinearPlot to plot wildly different functions?
I have two sets of points I need to ListLogLinearPlot plot:
{{1,10},{10,-20},{100,55},{1000,5000}}
{{1,0.8},{10,2},{100,-0.58},{1000,15}}
How can I plot them together with ListLogLinearPlot? The se …
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HistogramList with logarithmic bins?
HistogramList gives the possibility to bin the elements in a list. Is it possible to have a logarithmic spacing? In an histogram I would do something like:
Histogram[data, "Log"]
I cannot find anythi …
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