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2d-plot

Raj_mathcad
1-Newbie

2d-plot

I do not see any option to change the graph reference to 0 instead of 1(see attached) for a 2d bar plot with log scale on �y�.
Is it possible?
-Raj
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ELSID
4-Participant
(To:Raj_mathcad)

Log(1)=0 which is what the graph is showing.

Since the log of zero does not exist, zero is not a valid value for a log scale plot.
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� � � � Tom Gutman

Your plot looks weird and log scale is a display that falsifies the perception. Those peaks looks like some sort of wavelets or some kind of histogram. Without the maths of the plot, can't help +.

jmG

On 11/23/2009 6:32:05 PM, Raj_K wrote:
>I do not see any option to
>change the graph reference to
>0 instead of 1(see attached)
>for a 2d bar plot with log
>scale on �y�.
>Is it possible?
>-Raj
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Your plot looks a residual plot, a plot that does not need to be Y log scale. For the line 1 to be zero, plot ordinary. If you have problem to "appreciate", then plot 1-Y/f(X) if the matter is residuals. What do you think showing a graph w/o the maths that plot ? Logarithms of any base don't evaluate at 1, at that value (1), 0 is a conventional value.

jmG



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