Combining ListPlots
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- Subject: [mg8064] Combining ListPlots
- From: "Greg Keogh" <greg at werple.net.au>
- Date: Mon, 4 Aug 1997 01:47:47 -0400
- Organization: Orthogonal Programming
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Hello from Melbourne Australia,
I want to display two or more joined ListPlots on top of each
other. My problem is that each of the individual ListPlots is
being displayed before the combined one. I can't figure out how
to suppress display of the individual plots.
The real tables I'm plotting are actually from a complicated
optical system, but for the purposes of illustration the
following tiny sample using PrimePi and LogIntegral is almost
identical to what the real program is doing:
plot1 = Table[{x,PrimePi[x]},{x,2,50}];
plot2 = Table[{x,LogIntegral[x]},{x,2,50}];
Show[ListPlot[plot1,PlotJoined->True],ListPlot[plot2,PlotJoined->True]]
This produces three ListPlots, the individual ones for plot1 and
plot2, then the combined one appears.
What is the neatest way of producing a single combined ListPlot?
Cheers,
Greg Keogh
<greg at werple.net.au>
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