3D graph plot of a function of multiple variables.

Thread starter Adel Makram
Start date Sep 30, 2015
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3d Function Graph Multiple Multiple variables Plot Variables

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For plotting functions of multiple variables in 3D, several tools and platforms are recommended. Octave is suggested as a free alternative for this purpose. Python, particularly with the matplotlib library, is highlighted as a robust option for creating 3D plots. Additionally, Excel is mentioned as a viable tool for basic 3D graphing needs. Users seeking to visualize functions like f(x1, x2, x3, x4) while keeping some variables constant can effectively utilize these platforms.

Sep 30, 2015

Adel Makram

I am searching for a site that enables me to plot a function of multiple variables in 3D form. Say f(x1,x2,x3,x4) and I wish to plot this function as a 3D graph for x1 and x2 where x3 and x4 are kept constant.

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Sep 30, 2015

S.G. Janssens

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I don't know about a site, but is Octave an alternative? It's free in both senses.

Sep 30, 2015

gsal

Python / matplotlib, heck even excel can do that.

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