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Precision & "densimetric" plots
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Sandro Dentella |
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Precision & "densimetric" plots |
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Tue, 2 May 1995 00:49:06 +0000 (GMT) |
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Hi all,
1)
I can't understand the behaviour of the following function as far as
PRECISION is concerned:
octave:1> function a=t(x)
> a=x.^(1/3);
> endfunction
octave:2> a=85;
octave:3> t(a)
ans = 4.3968
octave:4> a=[0,85];
octave:5> t(a)
ans =
0.00000 4.39683
^ Why shoud the precision be different?
octave:6> a=[86,85];
octave:7> t(a)
ans =
4.4140 4.3968
^ Again like the first time.
Octave 1.1.1 - Linux 1.2.3
2)
I would like to plot some functions in 2D, "densimetric fashion"
(areas of a particular range of values rendered with the same shadow
of gray or density of dots). The purpoise is to compare the result with
photos of field-pattern from a laser. It would be enought to have it
done for post-script format: any suggestions?
Thanks in advance for ideas and explanations *:-)
sandro dentella
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