What is the graph of an n-D hyperplane with 10 axis?

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Graphing an n-D hyperplane, particularly in 10 dimensions, is not feasible in a traditional sense, as visual representation is limited to three dimensions. To graph any hyperplane, a function or formula is necessary, which was not provided in the discussion. Even with four dimensions, visualization requires projecting down to three dimensions. The conversation indicates a shift in the original project focus, with no current engagement with dimensional analysis. Overall, understanding higher-dimensional graphs necessitates a different approach than standard visualization techniques.
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In a 2d graphic, I have xOy, in 3d I have xOyz (origin O)

But how can I figure out a graph of abcdefg..Oxyz - an n-D hyperplane ?

Please consider a simple case of 10d, I have 10 different axis. What else can I go on with ?

Thanks
 
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Hi Mokae! :smile:
Mokae said:
But how can I figure out a graph of abcdefg..Oxyz - an n-D hyperplane

You can't! :redface:

Even for four dimensions, it's not possible (unless you "suppress" one of the dimensions, to give a projection into 3-dimensional space).
 
Mokae said:
In a 2d graphic, I have xOy, in 3d I have xOyz (origin O)

But how can I figure out a graph of abcdefg..Oxyz - an n-D hyperplane ?

Please consider a simple case of 10d, I have 10 different axis. What else can I go on with ?

Thanks
What do you mean by "a graph of abcdefg..Oxyz"? To have a graph, in any dimension, you have to have a function or formula. What function do you want to graph?
 
tiny-tim said:
Hi Mokae! :smile:


You can't! :redface:

Even for four dimensions, it's not possible (unless you "suppress" one of the dimensions, to give a projection into 3-dimensional space).

Actually I do nothing with dimentions at present.
Have never thought I will have an opinion to deal with any either
Original purpose of the project seems to change into something different. Never bother to ask by the way.

How is Japan ?
 
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