In this post I show you how to extend the plot range of the fitted function in Origin, beyond that of your initial data. Origin makes it easy to fit to your data, but how to extend the fit beyond the range of the original data isn’t obvious. Follow the steps below to find out… Read More »
How you organise your computational projects is important. If you’re not careful you can find yourself with hundreds of computer-hours worth of data, without being exactly sure which parameters or scripts you used to generate it. One way to keep track of your scripts and your data is with a JOBID number, which you attach… Read More »
I’ve recently been looking into python packages that could help improve the appearance of matplotlib – the venerable, go-to plotting library for Python. For quickly plotting some data vanilla matplotlib generally does just fine, but for truly ‘publication-ready’ plots, you’ll probably want to look to one of the more advanced libraries. In this post a… Read More »
How to Make a Grid of Images Perhaps you’ve got a time-series of images that you want to examine, or you want to look for differences in images taken from different experiments. Presenting images next to each other in a grid can make it much easier to see, and convey, what is going on. In… Read More »
Where Were the 5000 Small Business Owners? A bit of a backlash A couple of days ago the Daily Telegraph published a list of 5000 small business owners who signed a letter in support of David Cameron’s Conservative party. Since it’s publication, however, there has been a bit of a backlash, with the letter being… Read More »