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LavaPunk

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Registered: 2004-03-05

Posts: 129

Function Grapher

I need a function grapher for a large, important math project.  One such as the WZ Function Grapher found here.

Was wondering if anyone here has used one or uses one?  Anyone have an reccomendations or must I use Windows?[/url]

i3839

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Registered: 2004-02-04

Posts: 1,185

Re: Function Grapher

Can't you just use Mathematica, Matlab or Maple for that?

(Edit: at the bottom of that page you point to is written "Later there will probably also come a Linux version.")

LavaPunk

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Registered: 2004-03-05

Posts: 129

Re: Function Grapher

Will look into those, thanks.  And yeah I noticed that Linux may come later, but I need linux now

zeppelin

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Registered: 2004-03-05

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Re: Function Grapher

sudo pacman -S octave texmacs

run texmacs, selected octave, right there with the same syntax as matlab

plot() is what you want, and octave uses GNUPlot

if you use python, GOOGLE will found you at least 4 projects for plotting via python.

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i3839

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Registered: 2004-02-04

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Re: Function Grapher

Well, I meant more that if it's an important math project that they probably already use a math program which is capable of plotting stuff (and at least for Matlab and Mathematica there are Linux versions).