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Computer Music Journal, 1981
Copyright ? 1976 Herbert Briin. this issue of Computer Music Journal-the image "all"-is also a part of the LINKS series. There are four different six-element LINKS in existence. Each is a variation on an initial program. The works "9069-2a" and "9069-2b" form a pair, as do the two untitled images that follow them.
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Copyright ? 1976 Herbert Briin. this issue of Computer Music Journal-the image "all"-is also a part of the LINKS series. There are four different six-element LINKS in existence. Each is a variation on an initial program. The works "9069-2a" and "9069-2b" form a pair, as do the two untitled images that follow them.
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G-plot: graphics in the geological computer
Computers & Geosciences, 1978Abstract G-PLOT is a package of programs for graphic display of data. It has been designed as an integral part of the G-EXEC data-handling system, and adopts the principles of G-EXEC: it is generalized with respect to data, it is structured and modular, and it has a simple (near-English) user interface.
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2011
R can do presentation- and publication-quality graphics. This chapter shows you how to produce plots in actually published articles from the open-access journal Judgment and Decision-Making. Effective visual display of complex data often require trial-and-error manipulation of labels, line styles, axes, fonts, etc., and you should consult the help ...
Jonathan Baron, Yuelin Li
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R can do presentation- and publication-quality graphics. This chapter shows you how to produce plots in actually published articles from the open-access journal Judgment and Decision-Making. Effective visual display of complex data often require trial-and-error manipulation of labels, line styles, axes, fonts, etc., and you should consult the help ...
Jonathan Baron, Yuelin Li
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Graphical field-plotting methods in engineering
Electrical Engineering, 1938TO EXHIBIT the great range of problems that may be solved with comparative ease by graphical means, even though they may be very difficult to solve analytically, is the object of this paper.∗ The most familiar examples of field plotting are used for solving the Laplace equation δ2v/δx2 − δ2v/δy2 = 0, solutions of which are known as “harmonic” functions.
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High resolution graphical plotting on a typewritter terminal
Computer Physics Communications, 1973Abstract A method is described for plotting graphs with a resolution of 30 characters per inch using an IBM 2741 communications terminal.
G.E. Miller, D.P. Kerr, D.M. Miller
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Graphics Devices and Laying Out Plots
2021Graphics devices are where R and RStudio create graphic images or files. In Chapter 6, we describe what a graphics device is and the kinds of graphics devices available in R and RStudio. We also cover the functions that work with graphics devices.
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Graphical solutions on dimensionless‐number plots
AIChE Journal, 1955AbstractA graphical method for solving problems involving dimensionless‐number plots is presented, and its application demonstrated for the relatively involved case of liquid cyclone scale‐up.
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Graphic Data Compressor for Plotting Instruments
IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics and Control Instrumentation, 1975A relatively simple programmable controller is described suitable for graphic data compression while at the same time providing a human operator with a means for steering and drawing within the stereo model formed in certain photogrammetric instruments.
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Interactive Graphics Plotting System (IGPS) [PDF]
, 1982 Abstract : IGPS (Interactive Graphics Plotting System) is a computer-graphics program which produces high-quality plots of two-dimensional data; it is written in BASIC for the Tektronix 4051 desk-top computer. IGPS features: A large variety of axis systems, including probability paper for several distributions, logarithmic paper, and user-definable ...
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1988
Abstract : This document provides an introduction and update to the Graphical Plotting System (GRAPS), a plotting utility developed by the Naval Ocean Systems Center for the personal computer. GRAPS provides a convenient, user-friendly tool for the display of engineering and scientific data in a number of conventional plot formats.
James C. Logan, John Strauch
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Abstract : This document provides an introduction and update to the Graphical Plotting System (GRAPS), a plotting utility developed by the Naval Ocean Systems Center for the personal computer. GRAPS provides a convenient, user-friendly tool for the display of engineering and scientific data in a number of conventional plot formats.
James C. Logan, John Strauch
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