how to convert power-law plot to loglog plot
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How do I plot power-law function: y = 2000 * x^(-.5) in log-log graph?
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dpb
2017-6-16
ezplot('2000 * x^(-.5)')
set(gca,'yscale','log','xscale','log')
xlim([0.1 10])
or, of course, use loglog
fnEx=@(x) 2000*x.^(-.5); % function handle; NB: the .^ to vectorize solution
x=[0.01 1000];
y=fnEx(x);
figure, loglog(x,y)
Salt to suit...
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dpb
2017-6-16
The problem with ezplot -- it uses predefined x range; here [0 6] and you set lower limit on x axis to 10 -- there's no data past 6 in the plot.
Use the alternate solution of computing y vector over the desired range directly; note again you need to vectorize the function to be able to compute it efficiently with a vector if inputs. The "dot" operators are the key.
To see this is the problem,
xlim([0.01 10])
and Voila! the data will magically appear!
You can determine that explot uses interval [0 2pi] by
xdata=get(get(gca,'children'),'xdata'); % the x data in plot
disp([xdata(1) xdata(end)])
Xin Zhang
2017-6-16
Xin Zhang
2017-6-16
dpb
2017-6-16
Well, create the x vector over that range, then, and follow the outline I've given. It'll be a lot more meaningful learning experience to at least try it on your own rather than relying on somebody else to do it for you in its entirety.
Under the section on "Arithmetic" in "Elementary Math" there's a "Concepts" subtopic under which is the "Array vs. Matrix Operations" topic. Study that to learn the difference between "^" and ".^" and the other "dot operators" vis a vis the matrix versions.
Xin Zhang
2017-6-16
dpb
2017-6-16
And, if you do get stuck, we're here...but there should be ample bread crumbs already... :)
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