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Mathematica Plotting Logistics Equation with Mathematica
There was so much scatter in your data that I thought you must have intended the blank lines to be delineators between data sets... or something. With a text file containing comma- or tab-separated values like yours, you can just drag the file onto the DPlot window and it will interpret it...- DavidHyde
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Mathematica Plotting Logistics Equation with Mathematica
Whoops, I overlooked the blank lines, as did DPlot. You can copy/paste the individual data sets (assuming that's what they are) or send each set to DPlot programmatically, then Edit>Swap X,Y, Edit>Sort, and Edit>Swap X,Y to restore the original order. It isn't clear if this is what you're after...- DavidHyde
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Mathematica Plotting Logistics Equation with Mathematica
After sorting your input in DPlot (www.dplot.com), the default plot you get is shown here: If you try DPlot and have any questions please let me know at support@dplot.com. David Hyde- DavidHyde
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