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Is there any way to reverse an axis in the plot command? I solved the baristochrone problem as 

a school project,but I did it using an upside-down Y axis. Of course, when I try to make a graph with

my solution, I'm getting a regular cycloid instead of an inverted one, since I was using a 

reverted Y axis when solving the problem. 

Help would be very appreciated as I couldn,t find anything on the subject.

I have 2 column vectors I am trying to plot against each other. The vertical axis needs to be logarithmic.

If I say

plot(mass,map(log,pressure),style=point);

it works and I get all 19 points.

If I say

logplot(mass,pressure);

I get the correct scales in both directions (so nothing would be cut-off) but it plots only 4 points.The same happens if I use plot(...,axis[2]=[mode=log]);

The pressure values range from 1E-7 to 1E-12....

Hi, I have a vector with 33 points ####[33x1]Matrix### for example : [43.6, 764,3.85,32.7 .........n]

Each point is at the plotted on the x axis of theha:Matrix([seq((Pi/32)*n,n=0..32)])^%T:   ####another[33x1]Matrix#####

How do I plot first point (0,43.6), second point (Pi/32,764), third point (2Pi/32,3.85) etc...

Please help. Thank you.

Can someone help me to generate the same, identical grpah over several periods in x-axis? In exact term, I mean that I need to plot a periodical grpah, that repeats itself over the interval? It is like given a periodical function and now have to draw it many times...(function can be any form, not only sine and cosine)
 

Hello, with "logplot", if I use "scale" or change the minimum vertical range to some smaller values, the plot mechanism will automatically print "0., 0.5*0.0001, 0.0001, 0.5*0.001, 0.001, .... " at the y-axis numeric mark.

However, I want the 10^(-n) numeric format and alwasy keep the format.

How could I always get the 10^(-n) numeric format for y-axis ?

Thanks a lot!

Hi there

I'm a new user of Maple 15 and would really appreciate some tips on how to get started, this time more specifically on how to change the axis orientation. I'm a geotechnical engineer and in practice we always plot all the soil properties (strength, density, water content, etc) with depth, and so it should be positive downwards. 

I've seen a few posts where the issue was raised by some people years ago but was just curious to know if the new version...

I need to plot two sets of data versus the same X- axis. For instanse, I want to plot <1,2,3,5,6> and <23,51,54,65,24> versus X-axis of <1,2,3,4,5>. Does anyone know how I can do this? Thanks for your kind help.

Hey,

I've got a nondifferentiable bounded multivariable function and I'd like to find a good approxiation of it's minumum and maximum.
Basicly, I'd like to automaticly be able to return the maximum and minimum of the height of the 3D-plot i have. That would just be perfect.
However, I can't find anything that does anything like this.....

Just curious, something simple really

In standard Maple,
is plot(x²); then 'right-click-on-graph' -> axes -> create second axis the same as plots[dualaxisplot](x²,x²) ?

If so, why wasn't a secondaxis=true/false option made available in the command line?

I would like to set an axis to logarithmic scale, after having loaded the Units[Standard] package.

The command is:

plot3d( function(input), x=-1..1, y=1..1, axis[3]=[mode = log] )

Confoundingly, the error is:

Error, (in plot3d) expecting option mode to be of type identical(linear, log)
 but received Units:-Standard:-log

So the problem is that with(Units[Standard]) hijacks all occurences of log and replaces them with...

Hey there

I got a little problem.

I would like to have the positive numbers on the y-axis to point downworth, and of couse the negative going upworth. Is that even possible? 

Hope you can help.

Thanks

I want to plot three cumulative normal distributions. I know the parameters mu and sigma from each function. If I give the commands 

f:=int(1/sqrt(2*Pi)/sigma*exp(-(x-mu)^2/2/sigma^2),x);             1

plot(subs({mu=0,sigma=1},(1)),x=-4..8);

I get a 2d-plot. But I want to illustrate, how functions can be moved in space. In the 2d-plot, the x-axis illustrates the values of the random variable and the y-axis illustrates...

I want to change the direction of the tickmark labels.  As far as I know, only the axes title labels can be oriented with labeldirections=[horizontal,vertical]. 

Can the tickmark labels along the x axis be vertically oriented?