thanks for the reply.
I wish I could create a self contained example of the problem, but I can't.
My task is displaying the surface generated from a simulation of Forward
prices for a selected trajectory. The x axis is time from 9/25/06 to
3/31/2007 or 133X1 vector of integers. The z axis is
On 10/3/2006 11:31 AM, Joe Byers wrote:
thanks for the reply.
I wish I could create a self contained example of the problem, but I can't.
My task is displaying the surface generated from a simulation of Forward
prices for a selected trajectory. The x axis is time from 9/25/06 to
Thanx for the help. Other comments are posted inline below.
Joe
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 10/3/2006 11:31 AM, Joe Byers wrote:
thanks for the reply.
I wish I could create a self contained example of the problem, but I
can't.
My task is displaying the surface generated from a simulation
On 10/3/2006 2:27 PM, Joe Byers wrote:
Thanx for the help. Other comments are posted inline below.
Joe
Duncan Murdoch wrote:
On 10/3/2006 11:31 AM, Joe Byers wrote:
thanks for the reply.
I wish I could create a self contained example of the problem, but I
can't.
My task is
The documentation for surface3d and rgl.surface in the package RGL states
'surface3d' always draws the surface with the `front' upwards
(i.e. towards higher 'z' values). This can be used to render the
top and bottom differently; see 'rgl.material' and the example
below.
Is
Joe Byers wrote:
The documentation for surface3d and rgl.surface in the package RGL states
'surface3d' always draws the surface with the `front' upwards
(i.e. towards higher 'z' values). This can be used to render the
top and bottom differently; see 'rgl.material' and the example
