I am trying to make an extreme values plot for hydrological data
(annual maximum series for rainfall depth), and require an x-axis in
terms of log(log(x)) while the y-axis must remain linear. I am having a
great deal of trouble making this type of plot, and was wondering if
anyone could let me know how to do it?
I've been trying to do it in Minitab, though also have access to
Matlab, Maple, and R. However, I am not very good with any of these
pieces of software.
log(log(x)) scales? ... I am trying to make an extreme values plot for hydrological data ... (annual maximum series for rainfall depth), and require an x-axis in ... (sci.stat.math)
Re: log(log(x)) scales? ... > I am trying to make an extreme values plot for hydrological data... > (annual maximum series for rainfall depth),... (sci.stat.math)
Re: log(log(x)) scales? ... > I am trying to make an extreme values plot for hydrological data... > (annual maximum series for rainfall depth),... > a great deal of trouble making this type of plot,... (sci.stat.edu)
Re: Yet another when to use macros question.... ... so you do not even have to give the plot class the slots for what are now parameters to your macro. ... Let the class of the x-axis worry about initializing its own ass ... The idea is that you stay out of the way and let make-instance work, even to the extent of allowing the make-instance of internal instances to be programmed by the surrounding code. ... One trick for handling the subclassing problem as a whole would be to have initialize-instance:after methods simply massage the parameterization in the x-axis slot, ... (comp.lang.lisp)
Re: PROJECT PROBLEMS ... i'm just a newbie here and i think this is the best place ... > said it is 'filtering the wanted the signal'. ... > signal,the x-axis will show the units in an increasing order, within ... > again to what the plot is saying. ... (comp.soft-sys.matlab)
