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Plot a set of inequalities distinguishing between different regions
ResourceFunction["InequalityPlot"][ineqs,x] plots a set of inequalities distinguishing between different regions and choosing ranges automatically. | |
ResourceFunction["InequalityPlot"][ineqs,{x,x0,xf}] plots a set of inequalities with one variable distinguishing between different regions from x0 to xf. | |
ResourceFunction["InequalityPlot"][ineqs,{x,y}] plots a set of inequalities with two independent variables. | |
ResourceFunction["InequalityPlot"][ineqs,{x,x0,xf},{y,y0,yf}] plots a set of inequalities with two variables from x0 to xf and from y0 to yf. | |
ResourceFunction["InequalityPlot"][ineqs,{x,y,z}] plots a set of inequalities with three independent variables. | |
ResourceFunction["InequalityPlot"][ineqs,{x,x0,xf},{y,y0,yf},{z,z0,zf}] plots a set of inequalities with three variables from x0 to xf, from y0 to yf and from z0 to zf. |
Inequalities in one dimension:
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Inequalities in two dimensions:
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Intersection of a couple of lines:
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Dashed lines represent strict inequalities like Less and Greater:
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Without an explicit interval, the range is chosen automatically:
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Regions generated by several lines:
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See many regions defined by two parabolas:
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Higher degree region:
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Limits to infinity:
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Specify the scaling with ScalingFunctions:
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Visualize a 3D region:
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Without explicit intervals:
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Three intersecting cylinders:
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Region defined by planes:
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Region defined by two paraboloids:
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Higher order region:
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Random 3D region:
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Do not show legends:
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Do not show tooltips:
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A Venn diagram:
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Define inequalities for overlapping disks which create random subregions:
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Use "AllSubregions"→True to include distinct colors for each subregion in the plot:
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Random 3D region:
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Specify the contour styles:
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Change the styles for the mesh:
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An inequality over a region:
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Modify the plot style:
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A region between curves:
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Compute the area using the resource function AreaBetweenCurves:
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Control the region included (sometimes a particular intersection does not exist):
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See all subsets in a grid:
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Wolfram Language 13.0 (December 2021) or above
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