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General Trend of a ListLogLinearPlot
You are not using the filters correctly. You should apply them only to the $y$ values, but when you do MeanFilter[d, 50], the filter is applied also to the $x$ ...
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Leading significant digits
To get the areas of the triangles we may define a function:
a[0]=100;
a[n_]= a[0] (3/4)^n;
To get the first digits, we may use the function "RealDigits". ...
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Question about the behavior of a data point as a function of time
NonlinearModelFit (using exponential weights) gives an idea about longtimebehavior
Try
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LogPlot and % preventing PlotStyle from being correctly applied
As pointed out by Daniel Huber and Domen in the comments, who I thank here for lack of possibility to mark any of their comments as accepted answer, this faulty behavior isn't present in Mathematica ...
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How can I annotate a ListLogLinearPlot with Graphics and Text?
I think this is probably compatible with v9
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How to create a plot like this one? I think I am having issues with implementing a logarithmic axis
Something like this perhaps, using ScalingFunctions to get the Log scale in the x axis, and manually taking the Log of the x-values of the points.
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Question about the behavior of a data point as a function of time
Not sure if this quite gives what you want, but by trial and error I can get a pretty good analytic approximation in terms of oscillating exponentials using Prony's method. There are a handful of ...
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