LogarithmPlotter is, as it's name suggests, a plotter made with logarithm scales in mind. With an object system similar to Geogebra's, it allows dynamic creation of plots with very few limitations.
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It's primary use is to quickly create asymptotic Bode Diagrams, but it's extensible nature and ability to switch to non-logarithmic scales allow it to create other things with it, like sequences or statistical repartition functions.
It's primary use is to quickly create asymptotic Bode plots, but it's extensible nature and ability to switch to non-logarithmic scales allow it to create other things with it, like sequences or statistical repartition functions.
LogarithmPlotter is, as it's name suggests, a plotter made with logarithm scales in mind. With an object system similar to Geogebra's, it allows dynamic creation of plots with very few limitations.
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It's primary use is to quickly create asymptotic Bode Diagrams, but it's extensible nature and ability to switch to non-logarithmic scales allow it to create other things with it, like sequences or statistical repartition functions.
It's primary use is to quickly create asymptotic Bode plots, but it's extensible nature and ability to switch to non-logarithmic scales allow it to create other things with it, like sequences or statistical repartition functions.
summary:2D plotter software to make BODE plots, sequences and repartition functions.
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LogarithmPlotter is, as it's name suggests, a plotter made with logarithm scales in mind. With an object system similar to [Geogebra](https://geogebra.org)'s, it allows dynamic creation of plots with very few limitations.
It's primary use is to quickly create [asymptotic Bode Diagrams/plots](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bode_plot), but it's extensible nature and ability to switch to non-logarithmic scales allow it to create other things with it, like sequences or statistical repartition functions.
It's primary use is to quickly create [asymptotic Bode plots](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bode_plot), but it's extensible nature and ability to switch to non-logarithmic scales allow it to create other things with it, like sequences or statistical repartition functions.