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On his Youtube page, he provided the following list for how to visualize mathematical functions: | |||
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# Wiring diagrams | |||
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# bouquets | |||
# graphs | |||
# ontology logs | |||
# categories | |||
One should also look at this tool: [[TikZiT]] for translating Wiring Diagrams into [[LaTeX]]. | One should also look at this tool: [[TikZiT]] for translating Wiring Diagrams into [[LaTeX]]. | ||
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Southwell, Richard (Sep 11, 2019). Seven ways to visualize functions. local page: Richard Southwell.
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On his Youtube page, he provided the following list for how to visualize mathematical functions:
- elements and arrows
- Wiring diagrams
- fibres
- bouquets
- graphs
- ontology logs
- categories
One should also look at this tool: TikZiT for translating Wiring Diagrams into LaTeX.