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I like to visualize data out of a file in a intensity-graph. I used the Vi and the array-funktions to read and filter the data respectivly. I extracted three 1D-arrays X-Data, Y-Data and Z-Data, but when i build the requiered 2D-Array and feed it into the graph only three elements of X-Data are represented in the graph, even so the pipe-Funktion shows more elements available. What is wrong???
> I like to visualize data out of a file in a intensity-graph. I used the Vi > and the array-funktions to read and filter the data respectivly. I extracted > three 1D-arrays X-Data, Y-Data and Z-Data, but when i build the requiered > 2D-Array and feed it into the graph only three elements of X-Data are represented > in the graph, even so the pipe-Funktion shows more elements available. > What is wrong???
A good way to troubleshoot something like this is to display the data in a large 2-D array on your front panel (instead of an intensity graph) and check the values in the array. Make sure that the values are roughly in the numeric range and array locations that you expect and verify that you are getting the expected number of rows and columns of data.
If this checks out, then you probably have a problem with your color ramp (Z scale on the intensity chart). Make sure that the range of the ramp corresponds to the range of the data that you are plotting.