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Generate plot coordinates for TikZ draw command
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Is there some clever way to generate a TikZ plot sequence of draw coordinates in Mathematica? The following commands works fairly well
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)]
Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N
but results in the output
{{201., 7.65821}, {211., 4.33498},...
I can post-process it in a text editor but it would better if it could be output in Mathematica as
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.78200)--
...
or something similar, to be easily used with the TikZ draw-command. I could loop through the list and 'format';
Clear[i, y];
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)];
coordinates = Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N;
tikzlist = {};
For[i = 1, i <= Length[coordinates], i++,
x = coordinates[[i]][[1]];
y = coordinates[[i]][[2]];
tikzlist =
tikzlist <> "(" <> ToString[x] <> "," <> ToString[y] <> ")--";
]
tikzlist = StringTake[tikzlist, StringLength[tikzlist] - 2] <> ";"
but perhaps there is some shorter one-line command that does the job better and more efficiently. TIA.
plotting
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Is there some clever way to generate a TikZ plot sequence of draw coordinates in Mathematica? The following commands works fairly well
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)]
Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N
but results in the output
{{201., 7.65821}, {211., 4.33498},...
I can post-process it in a text editor but it would better if it could be output in Mathematica as
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.78200)--
...
or something similar, to be easily used with the TikZ draw-command. I could loop through the list and 'format';
Clear[i, y];
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)];
coordinates = Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N;
tikzlist = {};
For[i = 1, i <= Length[coordinates], i++,
x = coordinates[[i]][[1]];
y = coordinates[[i]][[2]];
tikzlist =
tikzlist <> "(" <> ToString[x] <> "," <> ToString[y] <> ")--";
]
tikzlist = StringTake[tikzlist, StringLength[tikzlist] - 2] <> ";"
but perhaps there is some shorter one-line command that does the job better and more efficiently. TIA.
plotting
asked 4 hours ago
mf67mf67
1196
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Is there some clever way to generate a TikZ plot sequence of draw coordinates in Mathematica? The following commands works fairly well
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)]
Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N
but results in the output
{{201., 7.65821}, {211., 4.33498},...
I can post-process it in a text editor but it would better if it could be output in Mathematica as
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.78200)--
...
or something similar, to be easily used with the TikZ draw-command. I could loop through the list and 'format';
Clear[i, y];
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)];
coordinates = Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N;
tikzlist = {};
For[i = 1, i <= Length[coordinates], i++,
x = coordinates[[i]][[1]];
y = coordinates[[i]][[2]];
tikzlist =
tikzlist <> "(" <> ToString[x] <> "," <> ToString[y] <> ")--";
]
tikzlist = StringTake[tikzlist, StringLength[tikzlist] - 2] <> ";"
but perhaps there is some shorter one-line command that does the job better and more efficiently. TIA.
plotting
asked 4 hours ago
mf67mf67
1196
$endgroup$
Is there some clever way to generate a TikZ plot sequence of draw coordinates in Mathematica? The following commands works fairly well
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)]
Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N
but results in the output
{{201., 7.65821}, {211., 4.33498},...
I can post-process it in a text editor but it would better if it could be output in Mathematica as
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.78200)--
...
or something similar, to be easily used with the TikZ draw-command. I could loop through the list and 'format';
Clear[i, y];
y[x_] := Log[2, (2 x - 200)/(x - 200)];
coordinates = Table[{i, y[i]}, {i, 201, 2000, 10}] // N;
tikzlist = {};
For[i = 1, i <= Length[coordinates], i++,
x = coordinates[[i]][[1]];
y = coordinates[[i]][[2]];
tikzlist =
tikzlist <> "(" <> ToString[x] <> "," <> ToString[y] <> ")--";
]
tikzlist = StringTake[tikzlist, StringLength[tikzlist] - 2] <> ";"
but perhaps there is some shorter one-line command that does the job better and more efficiently. TIA.
plotting
plotting
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You can use TextString with its ListFormat option to directly format the list as needed, without any postprocessing:
TextString[
TextString[#, ListFormat -> {"(", ", ", ")"}] & /@ tab1,
ListFormat -> {"", "--n", ""}
]
(*
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.782)--
…
*)
answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
7,53511032
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4 hours ago
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$begingroup$
You can use TextString with its ListFormat option to directly format the list as needed, without any postprocessing:
TextString[
TextString[#, ListFormat -> {"(", ", ", ")"}] & /@ tab1,
ListFormat -> {"", "--n", ""}
]
(*
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.782)--
…
*)
answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
7,53511032
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$begingroup$
That's even better !
$endgroup$
– High Performance Mark
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
You can use TextString with its ListFormat option to directly format the list as needed, without any postprocessing:
TextString[
TextString[#, ListFormat -> {"(", ", ", ")"}] & /@ tab1,
ListFormat -> {"", "--n", ""}
]
(*
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.782)--
…
*)
answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
7,53511032
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$begingroup$
That's even better !
$endgroup$
– High Performance Mark
4 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
You can use TextString with its ListFormat option to directly format the list as needed, without any postprocessing:
TextString[
TextString[#, ListFormat -> {"(", ", ", ")"}] & /@ tab1,
ListFormat -> {"", "--n", ""}
]
(*
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.782)--
…
*)
answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
7,53511032
$endgroup$
You can use TextString with its ListFormat option to directly format the list as needed, without any postprocessing:
TextString[
TextString[#, ListFormat -> {"(", ", ", ")"}] & /@ tab1,
ListFormat -> {"", "--n", ""}
]
(*
(201., 7.65821)--
(211., 4.33498)--
(221., 3.52655)--
(231., 3.07923)--
(241., 2.782)--
…
*)
answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
7,53511032
answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
7,53511032
answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
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answered 4 hours ago
Lukas LangLukas Lang
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That's even better !
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