/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.3090464]

hey /sci/ wtf is that?

The program is Octave.
That was what i did:

x=linspace(-100, 100)
y=log(sin(x))

first, i made the right draw with plot(x, y)

then, just because i'm a curious newbie I did it:
plot(y)
and so this picture.

what the axis are supposed to be to make any sense?

[Anonymous No.3090472]

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[Anonymous No.3090474]

your computer must be broken, all the words on the menu are misspelled too

[Anonymous No.3090484]

>>3090474

[Anonymous No.3090488]

Calculate and plot each point on the map and you will find out why it worked. It may take a little while but it will be very satisfying

[Anonymous No.3090532]

it just plots y=log(sin(x)) using values (-100,100). Sin(x) will give some decimal number which will be plugged into y=log (x) which gives a negative and positive number. Thats why theres lines going up and down. When X gets towards 0 and positive numbers it gets a little hairy given the previous equation.

anyways,just plotted the y function.

[Anonymous No.3090585]

>>3090532

thanks for the explanation, but each input element should be associated to one and only one output, am I wrong?
Why all that outputs for each value of x?

[Anonymous No.3090601]

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[Anonymous No.3090619]

this is how the graph of the function should be,
made with plot(x, y)

[Anonymous No.3090734]

[buzz No.3090917]

buzz