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Doubt of wavelets about the return of comand plot() of package Wavethresh in R language

I take a plot of father wavelet with this code library(wavethresh) y <- c(1,1,7,9,2,8,8,6) ywd <- wd(y, filter.number=1, family='DaubExPhase') plot(ywd) But ...
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How can I plot Haar Wavelet Approximation in R?

I was trying to replicate the graphics in figure below using the package wavethresh in R. This figure can be found in the book: Wavelet Methods in Statistcs with R, G.P. Nason, pg. 30. The data used ...
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SageMath: How do I plot the sum of a deterministic variable and a random variable

Suppose I have the following function $$f(x,y,z1,z2)=g(x-z1,y-z2)$$ where $g(x,y)$ is a deterministic function from the $X\times Y\to S$ and $z1,z2$ are random variables following a known probability ...
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How can you plot a value in PYTEARCAT?

I've been working with Tensor calculus using the Python module PYTEARCAT. (See: https://arxiv.org/abs/2106.15016 and https://github.com/pytearcat/pytearcat.) It calculates quantities such as the Ricci ...
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Why is the maximum potential energy greater than the maximum kinetic energy?

I was plotting the energy variation in a mass-spring system. If I define the initial conditions to be at maximum displacement from the origin, the potential energy is plotted correctly but kinetic ...
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How to compare the bias between the two contour plots?

I wish to compare the value of the normalized concentration (c+), between two contour plots (one is experimental and another is a simulation). If I don't have a c+ value from the same point on both ...
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Getting gradient from voxel, is it possible and how?

The R package rmarchingcubes implements a marching cubes algorithm. Given a voxel contructed from a function defining an isosurface, it returns a 3d mesh with some vertex normals. When I plot this ...
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How to remove singularit​ies/discon​tinuities on 3D plots in Matlab?

I want to plot some functions f(x,y) including singularities. For example; f(x,y)=tan(x-y) In Matlab, when I run the following code ...
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How to draw a vertical line in Paraview Line Chart

I would like to insert a series of vertical lines to divide up a line chart. The figure below shows the chart so far, but instead of the orange diamonds I want vertical lines that go from top to ...
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plotting $F=K \frac{q_1 q_2}{r^3}$ in python

I tryin to plot the position of electron in the hidrogen atom by Coulomb's law, $F=K \frac{q_1 q_2}{r^3}$ This is mi code ...
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Plotting two data sets in Octave

I have two data vectors $y1$ and $y2$, and I want to plot both of them as functions of the vector $x$. I want the result to be two overlapping curves. Here is the set of commands I am using. y2=[0.003,...
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FEM solution becoming wider as number of nodes increase

My FEM scheme uses a 4-node quadrilateral element with bilinear shape functions. The simple problem I'm solving is. $\nabla ^2 f = 5$ But as I increase the number of nodes, the plot of the solution ...
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How to use cumtrapz correctly?

I have tried to do a trapeze integration with f(x)=x^2, where I know how the antiderivative looks like, so F(x) = (1/3)x^3 Here's my code, just like I tried: ...
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Bode diagram without bode() function

Is there any way to make a bode plot without using the MATLAB/GNU Octave function bode()? As an example, here is a function I am working on: $$H(s) = \frac{1}{2s^...
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Plotting the difference between an exponential and its Taylor expansion as a function of number of terms?

I'm terribly green, please forgive me. I need to plot the difference between a chosen calculated Taylor expansion $e^x=1+x+\frac {x^2}{2!}+\frac {x^3}{3!}+\frac {x^4}{4!}+\frac {x^5}{5!}$... and the ...
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Using Axis Equal for Matlab simulation plots of the SIR model gives very flat solution curves

My professor taught us to always use the Matlab command axis equal for our simulation data plots - for all of our homework assignments. However, in studying the ...
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How to plot a heatmap under a curve?

If I were to have a data for a one-dimensional system evolving in time, essentially a two-dimensional array, and the array at each point in time is of the same size, how would I produce something like ...
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Plot of a function involving an integral and value changing parameters [closed]

I'm trying to plot the cross section with respect to the photon energy $h\nu$ but for $\gamma = 1.0, 1.2, 2.0 $ in the same axes $\sigma = \left[\left(\frac{\xi_{eff}}{\xi_{0}}\right)^2 \frac{n_r}{\...
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contour plot of cloud of points [closed]

I have a cloud of points scattered in a rectangle and some data in this points, a bit like this $$ x(:)=[x(1), x(2), ..., x(N)] \\ y(:)=[y(1), y(2), ..., y(N)] \\ u(:)=[u(1), u(2), ..., u(N)] $$ ...
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Estimation of viscosity from critical properties

The above graph represents reduced viscosity as a function of reduced temperature for several values of the ...
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How to set the errorbars in a different color from the plot in Matlab? [closed]

When making a plot in Matlab using errorbar(...) the color of the error bars is the same as the plot. How do I set them to be in a different color? I tried looking ...
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Graphing electric potential of a ring of charge using MATLAB help

Here is a summary of what I am trying to do: Use MATLAB to compute the potential $V$ at any point $(x, y, z)$ in space due to a uniform ring of charge. Use a Riemann sum to compute the integral ...
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Monte Carlo - Random Walk Simulation - polyfit the log log data points?

This is part of the code in matlab for a random-walk simulation. To test the code, I'm using steps=[30]; there will be more values, but I want to run it for 1 trial to decrease code processing. <...
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Gnuplot: How can I determine the maxima of a fit function in gnuplot?

I have a set of data data.txt which can be fit to a Gaussian function, f(x). I want to determine the coordinates of the point of ...
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Efficiently plot a finite element mesh solution with Matplotlib

I am looking for the most efficient way to plot a mesh using Matplotlib given the following information, coordinates of each node, what nodes belong to each element, and the value each node has. Below ...
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SciPy 3d plotting Integral of $\int x^y dx$ for $y$ in $[-4,4]$

Ideally, I would like to get the symbolic/algebraic integral of the function and plot the resulting surface in 3d. I am not sufficiently versed in SciPy to know if this is even really possible.
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Plot a multi-variable equation in (discontinuous) regions

The goal is to display the relation between K and E in the following equation: $$\cos(K) = 5 \text{sinc}( 5.12\sqrt{E} ) - \cos(5.12\sqrt{E} )$$ The intended result is: However, using the following ...
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How to report non-monotonic runtimes in convergence plots

Let's say I have an algorithm that can be tuned by a parameter $h>0$ and is expected to converge as $h\to 0$. I want to study the computational complexity of this algorithm, i.e., how the ...
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Software for easy spherical coordinate plotting from data file

Does anyone have any suggestions for good open source plotting software which has good graphical spherical coordinate plotting (from a data file). I have a three column data file where column 1 is $\...
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Plotting using 'colorbar' in MATLAB [closed]

I am trying to plot a figure similar to the one attached here,I tried searching how to do a similar kinds of plot and i found about 'colormap','colorbar' in MATLAB. Actually I want to plot this ...
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Strong scalability plot, HPC

I have to create a strong scalability plot, which measures the execution time for a numberOfThreads =1,2,4,8,16 with size=1024. ...
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Plotting the same function multiple times on the same set of axes but with different parameters [Python]

I am currently trying to plot a function which describes linear perturbation growth in cosmology for different world models. I would like to be able to have all the curves on the same set of axes, but ...
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Plotting Excel data with Julia [closed]

Let me first be clear that I'm still new to Julia. I need to plot time series data contained in an Excel file using Julia. So far I couldn't find any packages for that. The only workaround I found ...
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Contour plot of a scalar function over the complex domain in MATLAB

I'm trying to make a 2D contour plot of a function with a complex input and a real output, namely: $f(z=x+iy)= |z^2-3z|$, on MATLAB. I want to make a contour plot of f, such that the axes are $(x,y)$, ...
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2d slice cut of tetrahedral mesh in tecplot 360 ex [closed]

I have made a 2d slice cut of a 3 dimension figure. When I select "mesh" to display the mesh on the slice, tecplot seems to connect the vertices in a strange way (it seems like two 2d meshes are ...
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3-dimensional plotting with nonuniform grids

I have 3 variables I am considering: time (t), 1-dimensional space (x), and intensity (I). I would like to plot the intensity in the z-axis as a function of t and x (the latter two variables would ...
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Generating 4D Plots in Matlab

I have some data in the form of: ...
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Nice plot of f(x)

A user has this nice graph of f(x) on his profile and I want to learn how to do it in matlab or Gnu octave. ...
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How to plot selection over time for only components, but not magnitute. of a vector in paraview?

I am doing a time evolution analysis for a structure and have already got the displacement result, which is a vector including x and y components. And I want to plot the time evolution of x and y ...
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What determines the usual chemistry textbook plots of atom orbitals?

In elementary chemistry textbooks you often have pictures like the following one: Are there any conventions how to get them? I am not sure, but I guess that it are contour plots with only one iso-...
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How to make scatter plots of scalar fields with free software?

How can I make a scatter plot like the following, where the density of points represents the magnitude of the scalar field at that point. Consider for example the probability density for an atom: I ...
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How to plot a price level matrix in Matlab?

I have a matrix P of m rows and n columns. P(i,j) contains the price of occupying position i at time j. I want to plot this in Matlab but in a way to get some kind of density plot with different price ...
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Having smoother contour plots in MATLAB

I have a $80\times200$ matrix, and I want to plot its contents with the contourf command in MATLAB, as follows: \begin{align} &\text{[C,h] = contourf(mat,100);}\\ &\text{set(h,'LineColor','...
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Software recommendation for plotting data from lab tests

I have several files of data created by LabView of hydraulic pressure testing over the course of a few days. This data is mostly time with various pressure and temperature measurements. Can you ...
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How to change level of contours in animation for Tecplot360

I am working on a transient heat transfer problem. The problem that I have is as the time goes the range of temperature is changing but Tecplot only use one sort of levels for contour for all of time ...
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Visualise data under Tecplot

I have a set of data that I need to visualise under Tecplot, the file format is for example: ...
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Satisfying Periodic Boundary Conditions while plotting spherical particles inside a cube

I am trying to plot spherical particles in a cube of fixed dimension in matlab. I face a problem here where the center of the sphere is too close to the edge of the cube in this case the rest of the ...
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Should a colorbar have constant values throughout a simulation?

The default option for matplotlib's pcolormesh (also true for VisIt and I think also true for Matlab) is to allow the maximum and minimum of a colorbar vary. Which ...
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How to curve fit an unknown function?

I have data which can be described by $y=f(x,z)$ where $z$ varies from 170 ~ 154. Now values given by $ks$ are known sample values that equals value given in the table header, $uks$ are unknown ...
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Adaptive plotting of two-variable functions $z=f(x,y)$ algorithm pseudocode?

I am looking for explanations of algorithms to adaptively sample a function of two variables $f(x,y)$, in a given domain $x_0\le x \le x_1$, $y_0\le y \le y_1$. Intuitively, I want to sample more ...
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