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Re: MultipleListPlot and Log-List plots

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  • Subject: [mg57281] Re: [mg57254] MultipleListPlot and Log-List plots
  • From: "David Annetts" <davidannetts at aapt.net.au>
  • Date: Mon, 23 May 2005 02:20:54 -0400 (EDT)
  • Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com

 Hi Alejandro,

> this is the only support address I find in the Wolfram 
> webpage. If I need to redirect this question to someone else, 
> please let me know.
> Here is the question:
> I want to plot the following data set on a Log-Linear format:
> 
> {   
>      {{0., 1}, ErrorBar[{0., 0.}]},
>      {{0.13, 0.899147}, ErrorBar[{-0.0158522, 0.0158522}]},
>      {{0.37, 0.585022}, ErrorBar[{-0.0403446, 0.0403446}]},
>      {{0.7, 0.391931},   ErrorBar[{-0.0720489, 0.0720489}]},
>      {{1.11, 0.319891}, ErrorBar[{-0.0331414, 0.0331414}]},
>      {{3.07, 0.0951042}, ErrorBar[{-0.0216138, 0.0216138}]},
>      {{5.97, 0.0720401}, ErrorBar[{-0.0100861, 0.0100861}]},
>      {{22.24, 0.0461106}, ErrorBar[{-0.0158478, 0.0158478}]} }
> 
> I know I have to use MultipleListPlot to plot this, but the 
> problem is that Mathematica will return a Linear-Linear plot 
> rather than a Log-Linear plot. By the way, I am using Mathematica 4.1.

Have you tried scaling {Log[10, #[[1]], #[[2]], #[[3]]}& /@ yourdata?

You can then use MultipleListPlot with FrameTicks->{LogScale, Automatic,
None, None}

Regards,

Dave.


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