hello, i want to plot 2 graphs in a single window where x=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 and y = 1,2,3,4,5 . I am in need of plotting graph from y=5 to x = 10, like from top to bottom and other is from bottom to top. Help me out
If you want to plot multiple graphs at once then check out this video: ruclips.net/video/tNV5karekAI/видео.html Is it a 3D graph that you want? I'm sorry but I still don't understand. Maybe someone else in the comments with more knowledge can help you. Thanks for watching the video.
Thanks for this video. How should we plot (curve) a series of data ( not a function) obtained over a long period of time (for instance, annual indoor / outdoor temperatures since1990). Thanks from France.
Hey Actually, leg(short for legend) is for setting captions to the curves. It is mostly used if you are plotting more than one curve to indicate which is which. On the other hand rect is used to set minimal bounds as you mentioned already. In the video I did not mention anything about rect though I probably should have. I didn't cause it didn't seem very important at the time. Don't confuse the two. Both are separate and distinct things. For understanding the concept of multiple plots and more details about 2d plotting I recommend this video:ruclips.net/video/tNV5karekAI/видео.html Also check out the following code for understanding the difference between rect and leg arguments: x=[-5:40] //x is defined as a Row matrix with values -5 to 40 with a step interval of oney=x;z=x*x;Now compare the results of the following commands(don't forget to use clf between them)plot2d(x,y);plot2d(x,y,rect=[2,2,20,20])plot2d(x,z,rect=[1,1,20,20])plot2d(x,z,rect=[1,1,20,20],leg='x')plot2d(x,[y' z'],rect=[1,1,20,20],leg='x@x^2')
Hi man Oh well, I got it now ! Thanks a lot Manas Sharma !! I will carry my exam I still wonder, do Y=feval(X,Y) do i have to write it every time sir? Thanks for all you're cleaver video!
Hey there, I know its a late reply. I didn't get the notification for the comment, that's why. I have explained the process of plotting periodic functions including the square wave in this post: www.bragitoff.com/2016/03/defining-a-periodic-function-in-scilab/ Please check it out.
this tuto does not work . It returns :--> plot(x,y) à la ligne 39 de la fonction modulo ( C:\Program Files\scilab-6.0.2\modules\elementary_functions\macros\modulo.sci ligne 54 ) à la ligne 115 de la fonction plot ( C:\PROGRA~1\SCILAB~1.2\modules\graphics\macros\plot.sci ligne 128 ) Indice invalide.
+Anjali kukreti Hey there, I know its a late reply. I didn't get the notification for the comment, that's why. I have explained the process of plotting periodic functions including the square wave in this post: www.bragitoff.com/2016/03/defining-a-periodic-function-in-scilab/ Please check it out.
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This video was a big help. Thank you!
Thank you. Your videos is very helpful for us.
Your video is very helpful.. can you explain how to calculate the slope of a line in scilab after plotting it
hello, i want to plot 2 graphs in a single window where x=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 and y = 1,2,3,4,5 . I am in need of plotting graph from y=5 to x = 10, like from top to bottom and other is from bottom to top. Help me out
I'm not sure I understand... Please be clear
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I mean I want to draw a line declining from y=10 to x=10
If you want to plot multiple graphs at once then check out this video:
ruclips.net/video/tNV5karekAI/видео.html
Is it a 3D graph that you want?
I'm sorry but I still don't understand. Maybe someone else in the comments with more knowledge can help you. Thanks for watching the video.
x=[0:10]'deff('a=f(x)','a=x')deff('a=g(x)','a=-x+10')plot2d(x,[g(x) f(x)])
The above code should work.
Sir In my scilab graph values are comming in hindi, how can I convert them to English please tell me sir🙏
Thanks for this video. How should we plot (curve) a series of data ( not a function) obtained over a long period of time (for instance, annual indoor / outdoor temperatures since1990). Thanks from France.
Which software r u using??
How to save program and file in ms word? Please help
Nice Job Manas Sharma...
Thanks!
finally a scilab video in an English I can understand
which sign is that you wrote on second 39:00 ?????
I wrote x=[0,2*%pi]
@@PhysWhiz why did you make pi true?
How do we plot Dirac delta function in scilab
Thank you very much! Do you know how to save a plot with resolution 300 dpi?
How can I increase or decrease the font size in editor window
; leg it's done for deal with rect (Xmin Ymin ; X max Ymax)
But when you do just leg so what the point here? do I am wrong?
Hey
Actually, leg(short for legend) is for setting captions to the curves. It is mostly used if you are plotting more than one curve to indicate which is which.
On the other hand rect is used to set minimal bounds as you mentioned already.
In the video I did not mention anything about rect though I probably should have. I didn't cause it didn't seem very important at the time.
Don't confuse the two. Both are separate and distinct things.
For understanding the concept of multiple plots and more details about 2d plotting I recommend this video:ruclips.net/video/tNV5karekAI/видео.html
Also check out the following code for understanding the difference between rect and leg arguments:
x=[-5:40] //x is defined as a Row matrix with values -5 to 40 with a step interval of oney=x;z=x*x;Now compare the results of the following commands(don't forget to use clf between them)plot2d(x,y);plot2d(x,y,rect=[2,2,20,20])plot2d(x,z,rect=[1,1,20,20])plot2d(x,z,rect=[1,1,20,20],leg='x')plot2d(x,[y' z'],rect=[1,1,20,20],leg='x@x^2')
Hi man
Oh well, I got it now !
Thanks a lot Manas Sharma !! I will carry my exam
I still wonder, do Y=feval(X,Y) do i have to write it every time sir?
Thanks for all you're cleaver video!
Excellent video! Thank you!
thank you for your help!!
I want to ask how i can plot squarewave in scilab.?
Hey there, I know its a late reply. I didn't get the notification for the comment, that's why.
I have explained the process of plotting periodic functions including the square wave in this post: www.bragitoff.com/2016/03/defining-a-periodic-function-in-scilab/
Please check it out.
I am just curious, What are you doing now?
Can you show how to plot to separate graphs on SciLab using GUI builder, and represent the same
this tuto does not work . It returns :--> plot(x,y)
à la ligne 39 de la fonction modulo ( C:\Program Files\scilab-6.0.2\modules\elementary_functions\macros\modulo.sci ligne 54 )
à la ligne 115 de la fonction plot ( C:\PROGRA~1\SCILAB~1.2\modules\graphics\macros\plot.sci ligne 128 )
Indice invalide.
Excellent Tutorial!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sir need a function on Lorenz in scillab.please make a vedio on it sir.
Very well explained.
Thanks :)
Thank you 🙌
Thanks a lot😊
can you explain how to plot graph for fermi-dirac distribution??
Yaa i also want to knw this plz make a video on it or provide me a source sir
tanks to you i got a seven for my school exam !
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thanks! great video!
Thank you so much sir
How to plot Exponential graph📈?
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How to plot squarewave in scilab...plz reply
+Anjali kukreti Hey there, I know its a late reply. I didn't get the notification for the comment, that's why.
I have explained the process of plotting periodic functions including the square wave in this post: www.bragitoff.com/2016/03/defining-a-periodic-function-in-scilab/
Please check it out.
but if i wanted to use that function (squarewave...) in a integer, could I? (sorry about the english)
+Kaikee Reis Sorry, I don't understand what you are trying to ask.
leg is short form for legend
yeah i realized that a few days after I made the video.
Thanks for pointing that out.
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