Hi Jeremy,
Yes, this solved the problem, thank you!
A related question: if I wanted to do a ternary plot out of my x,y,z data
(adding up to 100%) can I use the same 2D dataset? When I add a ternary
plot object to the page I cannot select the 2D dataset I created. Does
it need some special
On 19/03/14 11:16, balint wrote:
A related question: if I wanted to do a ternary plot out of my x,y,z data
(adding up to 100%) can I use the same 2D dataset? When I add a ternary
plot object to the page I cannot select the 2D dataset I created. Does
it need some special dataset?
The ternary
Hi,
I would like to import a csv file, and do some processing (such as
filtering), then display a fft and spectrogram (fft on one axis and time on
the other axis). The spectrogram is a colour map with the colour indicating
the strength of the frequency component over time.
Unfortunately, I don't
