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Here is a basic heatmap function. EDIT: Updated, round(1) replaced by round(2) in order to avoid hidden dependencies to mathlib.dll via EFI plugin. Edited by user 17 August 2013 16:56:07(UTC)
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Nice! It reminds me of this other heat map. See the video. There is a download link of the javascript on the youtube description.
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Originally Posted by: kilele  Yes, the example is one of the category "how to solve a problem in SMath that I would not have without SMath". Personally, I prefer gnuplot or matlab for real plotting, although the XY-Plot-Plugin is quite fine for the use cases it can handle (heat map not being among them). I intend to use the function for visualization of matrix population, e.g. for the stiffness matrix of a finite element model. |
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on 17/08/2013(UTC), on 17/08/2013(UTC)
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Very nice,  there's the round() function to fix (round(2) instead of the inexistent round(1)) best regards, Davide |
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round(1) is from the mathlib.dll via EFI for SMath Studio plugin, which is pre-installed in the inofficial distribution ("SMath with plugins" wiki page). |
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Originally Posted by: mkraska round(1) is from the mathlib.dll via EFI for SMath Studio plugin, which is pre-installed in the inofficial distribution ("SMath with plugins" wiki page). Ok (The worksheet doesn't contains the EFI in the <dependences> tag, so the notification does not appears) |
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Originally Posted by: w3b5urf3r_reloaded Ok (The worksheet doesn't contains the EFI in the <dependences> tag, so the notification does not appears) I guess that the dependency finder is not aware of what the EFI plugin loads in the background. However, I changed the example to rely on round(1) only. |
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