Some experience of using DataGraph

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  • #7436
    tom lawton
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      Slightly tongue-in-cheek comment, but I’d be interested to know how you defend the “chart junk” (Tufte) of a grey background and heavy gridlines?!

      #7438
      r_vlad
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        If you mean the first plot …the ability to make graph elements transparent. Without the grid, it’s hard to analyze the graph. Sometimes you need a figure, and you may not have a computer at hand… And controlling the adequacy of the software used

        #7439
        kourosh kalayeh
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          Awesome graphs, thanks for sharing them with the community.

          #7440
          jordan
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            Were #2 and #6 entirely done in Datagraph? I am not aware of how to illustrate 3D ideas like those examples and would love a tutorial or example file like that. Nice work!

            #7441
            r_vlad
            Participant

              I did a little trick. I was too lazy to start the matrix multiplication function in DataGraph and didn’t have time. I tried LaTeX, Python (Mathplotlib, etc.), Mathlab, and got the wrong thing everywhere. The situation was saved by a feature of DataGraph, when there is a gap in the x&y columns, the line is not drawn. So I calculated everything in Swift, rotated source matrices by necessary angles, recorded the rotated matrices into files and then displayed them as DataGraph graphics. That turned out to be fast and of high quality. But if you have time and a powerful computer, you can do it in DataGraph. So far, ImageTank is not as good as the way I described. ))))))

              #7442
              r_vlad
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                10. This is an addition to picture #5. A special platform was needed to protect the grass of the soccer field from being trampled during the concert. There are 25,000 people on the field. And they all have to dance, in sync…

                FullSpaceStadium

                #7443
                jordan
                Participant

                  I see, That makes sense. The output does look great, probably better than you can get out of Matlab or Python with the same amount of work. Great job and thanks for sharing!

                  • This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by jordan.
                  #7445
                  r_vlad
                  Participant

                    Ok))))

                    #7446
                    pamela
                    Moderator

                      Wonderful array of examples!  Thank you for posting.

                      #7447
                      r_vlad
                      Participant

                        Thanks for your feedback…

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