Hello, When I try to plot the a function for large values of the variable, say:
plot(x, (x,2, 10^6))
both the x-axis and y-axis scale go from 0 to 1 instead of 0 to 10^6
How can I prevent this behavior?
Taking into account Emmanuel Charpentier’s comment, I propose the following solution, which consists of specifying the data on the axes manually:
plot(x,2,10^6,ticks=[[2,10^6/2,10^6],[2,10^6/2,10^6]], tick_formatter=[[2,10^6/2,10^6],[2,10^6/2,10^6]])or
def Plot(f,min,max,n):
labX = [ min + k*(max-min)/n for k in range(n+1)]
labY = [ f(min + k*(max-min)/n) for k in range(n+1)]
P=plot(f,min,max,ticks=[labX,labY], tick_formatter=[labX,labY])
P.show()
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Long standing issue (but no easy way to find in tn Github issues...).
Possible workaround : scale your axes manually and display the scale factor somewhere in your plot (axis labels ?)
Thank you!
I am reassured to know that this is not a mistake on my part.
See also these and the links there:
And also