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Questions relating to graphing and displaying numerical data
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What attributes make a figure "professional-quality"?
It's almost easier to characterize what constitutes a bad graph than what makes a graph good.
Some features of bad graphs:
Excessively large or small fonts and symbols
Excessively thin or thick li …
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how to visualize lattice with periodic, helical, etc. boundary conditions?
Creating lattice (and other periodic) structures is a major issue in molecular simulations. Therefore, if you can translate your points into something that can be parsed by a viewer such as VMD or PyM …
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How can I plot piece-wise defined function in some easily-accessed open-source tool?
Another option would be to use the matplotlib package in Python. You can create a function f(n, x) that evaluates the function rather easily, and then evaluate it for a set of points. The resulting pl …
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