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Article #1327Scaling graphs
From: rouil
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 1986 21:15
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 1986 21:15
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I will be working on a tool, for a research computer, that will
generate a scale for plotting data points given a data set of several
thousand points.
The easiest way to generate a linear scale for both the X and Y axes is
to take the differences of the min and max then divide by the size of the
axis to determine the distence/unit. Then to plot the points it is a
simple mapping of w plotter distance being equal to z scale distance.
However I also need a method of generating logarithmic scales for the
data. Does anybody know a good way of generating a logarithmic scale
from a set of points.
Once you have the logarithmic scale how do you map betwen the scale
distance and the plotter distance.
This program will be written in DEC fortran on a VAX. If there is
public domain code out there please let me know about it.
I would prefer that you mail responses to me. If there is interest in
the answers I will post to the net.
Thanks,
John Rouillard UUCP:ihnp4!inmet!ada-uts!rouil
Intermetrics Inc.
733 Concord Ave.
Cambridge, Ma. 02138
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