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Re: Need quick start on plotting 3D points


From: Bob001
Subject: Re: Need quick start on plotting 3D points
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 2016 14:18:47 -0800 (PST)

Thanks for the reply. My datafile is in ascii text format, three numbers per
line, x y and z, separated with commas, but as I mentioned in my previous
post, I can reformat the file as necessary. I'm generating it from some
other software, and I can customize the output to suit.

At the moment, I have about 500 data points, and so I need to keep the
plotted symbols as small as possible.

After reading as much documentation as I can find, I still don't understand
how to read the datafile into an array or plot directly from the file. I
can't even find 'file' or 'datafile' in the index. All of the examples seem
to be about plotting functions, not discrete data points from an external
source.

For a bit of background, in my data, there is strong correlation between
variables x and z. I'm trying to determine whether there is also any
significant correlation between y and z. I thought that a 3D plot would help
me to visualize the relationship, if any.



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