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How can I create a bar-chart with log-scaling in cetz-plot?
I thought i could pass in mode as a parameter in options, but I honestly don't think I'm taking the right approach. I'm looking at the source for bar-chart, and might try copying and editing that so I can get a more custom solution.
how can I create a bar-chart with log-scaling in cetz-plot?
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I don't think I've ever seen a logarithmic bar chart. That doesn't feel like something that makes sense very often
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I was able to get a part of it working, but it doesn't seem to be working particularly well. if I try specifying the ticks, it just ends up reporting "number gets too big"
Anything more than 1x10^18
This was done through barchart thought, so I'm going to just try using plot
Although, I don't expect to escape this issue, I'm just going to give it a shot
Maybe the data can be normalized first? But in that case, I have no idea what equation to use for this use case
how can the numbers be growing soo large? 64-bit floating-point support can reach number bigger than 1e300
Is it possible to create a peicewise scale?
Yea, that would be perfect
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The problem was avoided by taking a log of all the datapoints, and plotting them on a regular bargraph (linear) with a detailed x-label