Re: How can I plot for array variable?
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- Subject: [mg16092] Re: How can I plot for array variable?
- From: dreiss at !SPAMscientificarts.com (David Reiss)
- Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 08:24:54 -0500
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In article <7atpnp$7f3 at smc.vnet.net>, "Kwon, Rak-Beom" <roffkr at ns.knm.net>
wrote:
> I'm sorry.
> How can I plot Dream variable in Mathemetica?
>
> Dream[1]=0.25
> Dream[2]=0.0790569
> Dream[3]=0.025
> Dream[4]=0.00790569
> Dream[5]=0.0025
> Dream[6]=0.000790569
> Dream[7]=0.00025
> Dream[8]=0.0000790569
This defines the values for your Dream function:
In[1]:=
Dream[1]=0.25;
Dream[2]=0.0790569;
Dream[3]=0.025;
Dream[4]=0.00790569;
Dream[5]=0.0025;
Dream[6]=0.000790569;
Dream[7]=0.00025;
Dream[8]=0.0000790569;
Now make a list that contains the Dream values:
In[2]:= DreamList=Table[Dream[i],{i,1,8}]
Out[2]=
{0.25,0.0790569,0.025,0.00790569,0.0025,0.000790569,0.00025,0.0000790569}
You can now use ListPlot to plot the result. Use the Option
PlotJoined->True to connect the points. If you do not want the points
connected then leave this option out.
In[3]:= ListPlot[DreamList,PlotJoined->True]
You can also combine the whole process together as in the following:
In[4]:= ListPlot[Table[Dream[i],{i,1,8}],PlotJoined->True]
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