Re: ListPlot skips first point
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- Date: Thu, 23 May 2013 04:09:57 -0400 (EDT)
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Reverse your data1 and data2 variables.
Show[ListLogPlot[data2, PlotStyle -> Red, Joined -> True,
PlotRange -> {{0, 20}, {0.001, 100}}],
ListLogPlot[data1, PlotStyle -> Blue, Joined -> True]]
I don't know why that works, but it does. :o
On Wednesday, May 22, 2013 1:18:38 AM UTC-5, Themis Matsoukas wrote:
> In the particular example below, the first point of data2 is *not* plotted. If I drop the last point of data2, then the first point comes into view. Not sure why.
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> data1 = {{1, 11.07}, {120, 11.07}};
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> data2 = {{1, 11.07}, {2, 2.15}, {3, 0.83}, {4, 0.43}, {5, 0.26}, {6,
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> 0.17}, {7, 0.12}, {8, 0.09}, {9, 0.07}, {10, 0.06}, {11,
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> 0.05}, {12, 0.04}, {13, 0.03}, {14, 0.03}, {15, 0.03}, {16,
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> 0.02}, {17, 0.02}, {18, 0.02}, {19, 0.02}, {20, 0.01}, {21,
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> 0.01}, {22, 0.01}, {23, 0.01}, {24, 0.01}, {25, 0.01}, {26,
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> 0.01}, {27, 0.01}, {28, 0.01}, {29, 0.01}, {30, 0.01}, {31,
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> 0.01}, {32, 0.01}, {33, 0.01}, {34, 0.01}, {35, 0.01}, {36,
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> 0.01}, {37, 0.01}, {38, 0.01}, {39, 0.01}, {40, 0.01}, {41,
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> 0.01}, {42, 0.01}, {43, 0.01}, {44, 0.01}, {45, 0.01}, {46, 0.01}};
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> Show[
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> ListLogPlot[data1, PlotStyle -> Red, Joined -> True,
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> PlotRange -> {{0, 20}, {0.001, 100}}],
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> ListLogPlot[data2, PlotStyle -> Blue, Joined -> True]
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> ]
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> This is with v9 for the Mac.