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ListLogLogPlot

ListLogLogPlot[{{x₁, y₁}, {x₂, y₂}, ...}]
makes a log-log plot of the specified list of x and y values.

ListLogLogPlot[{list₁, list₂, ...}]
plots several lists of values.

MORE INFORMATION

ListLogLogPlot[list] by default plots each value as a separate point.

ListLogLogPlot[list, Joined->True] draws a line through the list of values.

ListLogLogPlot effectively plots Log[y_i] against Log[x_i], but with tick marks indicating the underlying values x_i and y_i.

ListLogLogPlot makes power laws appear as straight lines.

ListLogLogPlot has the same options as ListPlot.

Basic Examples (4)

Powers show up as straight lines in a log-log plot:

Join the points with a line:

Use

coordinates for the data:

Show multiple sets of data:

Generate filled plots:

LogLogPlot ListPlot ListLogLinearPlot ListLogPlot

Some Special Plots

Data Visualization

New in 6.0: Data Visualization

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