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I have a set of data x,y,stdev, and I want to have a SINGLE line joining the data points.
Whenever I put Joined -> True while running ListLogLogPlot, I get all these extraneous lines that I'm not able to deduce where they're originating from.
data3 = 1.25`*^-7, 6.505`*^-7,
9.1`*^-9, 1.2499999999999999`*^-6, 0.0000598392`,
8.32`*^-7, 0.000012499999999999999`, 0.0021682996`,
0.0000290116`, 0.000125`, 0.0264216604`,
0.0011165428`, 0.00125`, 0.1169769169`,
0.0015663171`, 0.012499999999999999`, 0.4577327298`,
0.0107049024`, 0.125`, 1.8380050695499999`,
0.074451469`, 1.25`, 5.796026990950001`, 0.4667664415`, 12.5`,
12.6452287892`, 2.9714758632`, 125.`, 15.167773831949999`,
3.4492264127`, 2.5`*^-7, 2.5947`*^-6,
3.6`*^-8, 2.4999999999999998`*^-6, 0.0001998515`,
2.9297`*^-6, 0.000024999999999999998`, 0.0051567977`,
0.0000906581`, 0.00025`, 0.0426349414`,
0.0005633788`, 0.0025`, 0.1721446492`,
0.0040464007`, 0.024999999999999998`, 0.664622794`,
0.018272221`, 0.25`, 2.66528408005`, 0.114312145`, 2.5`,
7.78070269025`, 0.8960672623`, 25.`, 14.321022694500002`,
3.6701272203`, 250.`, 18.893069122900002`, 7.3919788655`;
ListLogLogPlot[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], Joined -> True]
When I do this, I get a plot that looks like this
And not a single line connecting the data:
How do I resolve this issue? Logically I'm not able to see where the additional Joining is coming from that's creating the extra lines.
plotting
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I have a set of data x,y,stdev, and I want to have a SINGLE line joining the data points.
Whenever I put Joined -> True while running ListLogLogPlot, I get all these extraneous lines that I'm not able to deduce where they're originating from.
data3 = 1.25`*^-7, 6.505`*^-7,
9.1`*^-9, 1.2499999999999999`*^-6, 0.0000598392`,
8.32`*^-7, 0.000012499999999999999`, 0.0021682996`,
0.0000290116`, 0.000125`, 0.0264216604`,
0.0011165428`, 0.00125`, 0.1169769169`,
0.0015663171`, 0.012499999999999999`, 0.4577327298`,
0.0107049024`, 0.125`, 1.8380050695499999`,
0.074451469`, 1.25`, 5.796026990950001`, 0.4667664415`, 12.5`,
12.6452287892`, 2.9714758632`, 125.`, 15.167773831949999`,
3.4492264127`, 2.5`*^-7, 2.5947`*^-6,
3.6`*^-8, 2.4999999999999998`*^-6, 0.0001998515`,
2.9297`*^-6, 0.000024999999999999998`, 0.0051567977`,
0.0000906581`, 0.00025`, 0.0426349414`,
0.0005633788`, 0.0025`, 0.1721446492`,
0.0040464007`, 0.024999999999999998`, 0.664622794`,
0.018272221`, 0.25`, 2.66528408005`, 0.114312145`, 2.5`,
7.78070269025`, 0.8960672623`, 25.`, 14.321022694500002`,
3.6701272203`, 250.`, 18.893069122900002`, 7.3919788655`;
ListLogLogPlot[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], Joined -> True]
When I do this, I get a plot that looks like this
And not a single line connecting the data:
How do I resolve this issue? Logically I'm not able to see where the additional Joining is coming from that's creating the extra lines.
plotting
asked yesterday
wiscoYogi
211
add a comment |Â
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up vote
4
down vote
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I have a set of data x,y,stdev, and I want to have a SINGLE line joining the data points.
Whenever I put Joined -> True while running ListLogLogPlot, I get all these extraneous lines that I'm not able to deduce where they're originating from.
data3 = 1.25`*^-7, 6.505`*^-7,
9.1`*^-9, 1.2499999999999999`*^-6, 0.0000598392`,
8.32`*^-7, 0.000012499999999999999`, 0.0021682996`,
0.0000290116`, 0.000125`, 0.0264216604`,
0.0011165428`, 0.00125`, 0.1169769169`,
0.0015663171`, 0.012499999999999999`, 0.4577327298`,
0.0107049024`, 0.125`, 1.8380050695499999`,
0.074451469`, 1.25`, 5.796026990950001`, 0.4667664415`, 12.5`,
12.6452287892`, 2.9714758632`, 125.`, 15.167773831949999`,
3.4492264127`, 2.5`*^-7, 2.5947`*^-6,
3.6`*^-8, 2.4999999999999998`*^-6, 0.0001998515`,
2.9297`*^-6, 0.000024999999999999998`, 0.0051567977`,
0.0000906581`, 0.00025`, 0.0426349414`,
0.0005633788`, 0.0025`, 0.1721446492`,
0.0040464007`, 0.024999999999999998`, 0.664622794`,
0.018272221`, 0.25`, 2.66528408005`, 0.114312145`, 2.5`,
7.78070269025`, 0.8960672623`, 25.`, 14.321022694500002`,
3.6701272203`, 250.`, 18.893069122900002`, 7.3919788655`;
ListLogLogPlot[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], Joined -> True]
When I do this, I get a plot that looks like this
And not a single line connecting the data:
How do I resolve this issue? Logically I'm not able to see where the additional Joining is coming from that's creating the extra lines.
plotting
asked yesterday
wiscoYogi
211
I have a set of data x,y,stdev, and I want to have a SINGLE line joining the data points.
Whenever I put Joined -> True while running ListLogLogPlot, I get all these extraneous lines that I'm not able to deduce where they're originating from.
data3 = 1.25`*^-7, 6.505`*^-7,
9.1`*^-9, 1.2499999999999999`*^-6, 0.0000598392`,
8.32`*^-7, 0.000012499999999999999`, 0.0021682996`,
0.0000290116`, 0.000125`, 0.0264216604`,
0.0011165428`, 0.00125`, 0.1169769169`,
0.0015663171`, 0.012499999999999999`, 0.4577327298`,
0.0107049024`, 0.125`, 1.8380050695499999`,
0.074451469`, 1.25`, 5.796026990950001`, 0.4667664415`, 12.5`,
12.6452287892`, 2.9714758632`, 125.`, 15.167773831949999`,
3.4492264127`, 2.5`*^-7, 2.5947`*^-6,
3.6`*^-8, 2.4999999999999998`*^-6, 0.0001998515`,
2.9297`*^-6, 0.000024999999999999998`, 0.0051567977`,
0.0000906581`, 0.00025`, 0.0426349414`,
0.0005633788`, 0.0025`, 0.1721446492`,
0.0040464007`, 0.024999999999999998`, 0.664622794`,
0.018272221`, 0.25`, 2.66528408005`, 0.114312145`, 2.5`,
7.78070269025`, 0.8960672623`, 25.`, 14.321022694500002`,
3.6701272203`, 250.`, 18.893069122900002`, 7.3919788655`;
ListLogLogPlot[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], Joined -> True]
When I do this, I get a plot that looks like this
And not a single line connecting the data:
How do I resolve this issue? Logically I'm not able to see where the additional Joining is coming from that's creating the extra lines.
plotting
asked yesterday
wiscoYogi
211
asked yesterday
wiscoYogi
211
asked yesterday
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Another idea is to use ListCurvePathPlot, especially if your curve doesn't conform to a function (i.e., there are multiple y-values for a single x-value), although you will have to work a bit to get the desired log scaling. First, here is ListCurvePathPlot on your data:
ListCurvePathPlot[data3[[All, ;;2]]]
Next, here is how to modify things to get log scaling:
ListCurvePathPlot[
Log[data3[[All, ;;2]]],
AxesOrigin -> Log[10^-7],Log[10^-7],
Ticks->Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"],Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"]
]
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Carl Woll
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The data set is unsorted and this causes zigzags. Try this:
ListLogLogPlot[SortBy[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], First], Joined -> True]
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
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This solved it - thank you so much!
– wiscoYogi
yesterday
1
Or justListLogLogPlot[Sort[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]]], Joined -> True]
– Bob Hanlon
yesterday
@wiscoYogi You're welcome.
– Henrik Schumacher
yesterday
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2 Answers
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oldest
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
3
down vote
Another idea is to use ListCurvePathPlot, especially if your curve doesn't conform to a function (i.e., there are multiple y-values for a single x-value), although you will have to work a bit to get the desired log scaling. First, here is ListCurvePathPlot on your data:
ListCurvePathPlot[data3[[All, ;;2]]]
Next, here is how to modify things to get log scaling:
ListCurvePathPlot[
Log[data3[[All, ;;2]]],
AxesOrigin -> Log[10^-7],Log[10^-7],
Ticks->Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"],Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"]
]
answered yesterday
Carl Woll
52.2k267140
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up vote
3
down vote
Another idea is to use ListCurvePathPlot, especially if your curve doesn't conform to a function (i.e., there are multiple y-values for a single x-value), although you will have to work a bit to get the desired log scaling. First, here is ListCurvePathPlot on your data:
ListCurvePathPlot[data3[[All, ;;2]]]
Next, here is how to modify things to get log scaling:
ListCurvePathPlot[
Log[data3[[All, ;;2]]],
AxesOrigin -> Log[10^-7],Log[10^-7],
Ticks->Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"],Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"]
]
answered yesterday
Carl Woll
52.2k267140
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up vote
3
down vote
up vote
3
down vote
Another idea is to use ListCurvePathPlot, especially if your curve doesn't conform to a function (i.e., there are multiple y-values for a single x-value), although you will have to work a bit to get the desired log scaling. First, here is ListCurvePathPlot on your data:
ListCurvePathPlot[data3[[All, ;;2]]]
Next, here is how to modify things to get log scaling:
ListCurvePathPlot[
Log[data3[[All, ;;2]]],
AxesOrigin -> Log[10^-7],Log[10^-7],
Ticks->Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"],Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"]
]
answered yesterday
Carl Woll
52.2k267140
Another idea is to use ListCurvePathPlot, especially if your curve doesn't conform to a function (i.e., there are multiple y-values for a single x-value), although you will have to work a bit to get the desired log scaling. First, here is ListCurvePathPlot on your data:
ListCurvePathPlot[data3[[All, ;;2]]]
Next, here is how to modify things to get log scaling:
ListCurvePathPlot[
Log[data3[[All, ;;2]]],
AxesOrigin -> Log[10^-7],Log[10^-7],
Ticks->Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"],Charting`ScaledTicks["Log"]
]
answered yesterday
Carl Woll
52.2k267140
answered yesterday
Carl Woll
52.2k267140
answered yesterday
Carl Woll
52.2k267140
answered yesterday
Carl Woll
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The data set is unsorted and this causes zigzags. Try this:
ListLogLogPlot[SortBy[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], First], Joined -> True]
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
32.8k246100
This solved it - thank you so much!
– wiscoYogi
yesterday
1
Or justListLogLogPlot[Sort[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]]], Joined -> True]
– Bob Hanlon
yesterday
@wiscoYogi You're welcome.
– Henrik Schumacher
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
The data set is unsorted and this causes zigzags. Try this:
ListLogLogPlot[SortBy[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], First], Joined -> True]
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
32.8k246100
This solved it - thank you so much!
– wiscoYogi
yesterday
1
Or justListLogLogPlot[Sort[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]]], Joined -> True]
– Bob Hanlon
yesterday
@wiscoYogi You're welcome.
– Henrik Schumacher
yesterday
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
The data set is unsorted and this causes zigzags. Try this:
ListLogLogPlot[SortBy[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], First], Joined -> True]
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
32.8k246100
The data set is unsorted and this causes zigzags. Try this:
ListLogLogPlot[SortBy[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]], First], Joined -> True]
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
32.8k246100
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
32.8k246100
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
32.8k246100
answered yesterday
Henrik Schumacher
32.8k246100
32.8k246100
This solved it - thank you so much!
– wiscoYogi
yesterday
1
Or justListLogLogPlot[Sort[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]]], Joined -> True]
– Bob Hanlon
yesterday
@wiscoYogi You're welcome.
– Henrik Schumacher
yesterday
add a comment |Â
This solved it - thank you so much!
– wiscoYogi
yesterday
1
Or justListLogLogPlot[Sort[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]]], Joined -> True]
– Bob Hanlon
yesterday
@wiscoYogi You're welcome.
– Henrik Schumacher
yesterday
This solved it - thank you so much!
– wiscoYogi
yesterday
This solved it - thank you so much!
– wiscoYogi
yesterday
1
1
Or just
ListLogLogPlot[Sort[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]]], Joined -> True]– Bob Hanlon
yesterday
Or just
ListLogLogPlot[Sort[data3[[;; , 1 ;; 2]]], Joined -> True]– Bob Hanlon
yesterday
@wiscoYogi You're welcome.
– Henrik Schumacher
yesterday
@wiscoYogi You're welcome.
– Henrik Schumacher
yesterday
add a comment |Â
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