Can you simply select abscissa points corresponding to the inverse
sine of 0.1*i.11 , for example?
On 27-Dec-07, at 11:59 AM, Devon McCormick wrote:
I meant to aim at more even spacing on the Y-axis (by using less
evenly
spaced X values).
On 12/27/07, Devon McCormick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Members of the Forum:
If I plot the points of a sine curve thusly
'type point;pensize 5' plot 1 o. 8%~i:49
I get a nice graph but, due the nature of the sine function,
points near
the inflection points are more closely spaced than those further
away. How
can I adjust my input points to get more evenly-spaced (for
simplicity, on
the X-axis) outputs? I'd like a method I could use for any arbitrary
function.
...
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