If negative values make sense, just transform otherwise your data. For
example you can use y = arsinh(x) = ln(x+sqrt(x^2+1)),
which preserves the sign of x and passes from linear scale at small
absolute values to logarithmic scale at large values.
Daniel
Jamesina J. Simpson wrote:
I am trying to graph my data using a log scale, but my data has zeros
and negative values. Is there a way for me to deal with the wide
dynamic range of my data when there are zeros and positive/negative
values?
If I didn't have the zeros/negative values I would have tried to use
'compute' to take the log of my data and then used 'colormap' and
'color' and 'image' to view it.
Any help is greatly appreciated!!
Jamesina
