Many data points = frustration
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- Subject: [mg14899] Many data points = frustration
- From: Brian Boonstra <boonstb at cmg.FCNBD.COM>
- Date: Wed, 25 Nov 1998 17:48:21 -0500
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Hi
Has anyone come across a way of, say, setting a maximum amount of
output per cell? I have several lists of 15,000 data points I need to
manipulate. If I forget a semicolon, or have a typo, I am often
treated to a five minute wait while Mathematica prints (an obvious
error message and) 15,000 irrelevant data points.
One can, of course, turn off some error messages with the Off[]
function, but this does not completely solve the problem. What I want
is for Mathematica to recognize I couldn't possibly want to see all
that stuff.
For a toy version of the problem, see below, and imagine many more
points:
In[8]:=
Off[General::spell1]
In[9]:=
sins = Table[N[Sin[2 Pi i/10]],{i,20}];
In[10]:=
ListPlo[sins]
Out[10]=
ListPlo[{0.587785,0.951057,0.951057,0.587785,
0,-0.587785,-0.951057,-0.951057,-0.587785,0,0.587785,0.951057,0.951057,
0.587785,0,-0.587785,-0.951057,-0.951057,-0.587785,0}]
Regards,
Brian
_______________________________
Dr Brian K Boonstra
Vice President, Quantitative Research
First National Bank of Chicago
1 First National Plaza
Chicago, Illinois 60670
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