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Hi how can i plot a curve (red curve at this example) like this:
I think it should be able to handle it. It is designed for noise. If the sinusoidal component at one frame is a multiple of that component at a fixed number of frames earlier, then it should be ok. It can be applied to seasonal data. (see https://people.duke.edu/~rnau/411sdif.htm )Buzz Bloom said:
The purpose of plotting a curve through arbitrary points is to visually represent the relationship between the points. This allows for a better understanding of the data and can help identify any patterns or trends.
The process for plotting a curve through arbitrary points involves first identifying the points on a graph and then connecting them with a smooth line or curve. This can be done manually or with the help of a computer program.
Any type of data that can be represented on a graph can be plotted using this method. This includes numerical data, categorical data, and even complex data such as mathematical functions.
When plotting a curve through arbitrary points, it is important to consider the scale of the graph, the range of the data, and the shape of the curve. These factors can affect the accuracy and interpretation of the plotted curve.
Yes, there are limitations to plotting a curve through arbitrary points. The accuracy of the curve depends on the number of points plotted and the smoothness of the curve can be affected by outliers or missing data. Additionally, the interpretation of the curve may be limited by the type of data being plotted and any assumptions made during the plotting process.