Graphing In LaTeX With pgfplots

In this video, we take a look at how pgfplots can be used to graph functions in LaTeX. Specifically, we graph two logistic functions and their horizontal asymptotes.

[find]

I didn’t know about the [h] feature. It was killing me trying to figure out why it had it’s own page. Thank you!! Great video.

[haraldurkarlsson]

There are few videos that deal with asymptotes so this is nice to see. Plotting rational functions is pretty much impossible without knowing how to deal with the asymptotes. Thanks!

[haraldurkarlsson]

Great video. I would like to see more of these but separated into multiple files rather than one master document. I find hard to keep track of things with multiple lines of code being either activated or hidden. Simple might be: Here is how we do plot A, plot B, plot C etc.
Thanks Peter!

[larrytrahan]

húc kênh thầy càng phát triển hơn nha <3

[Galileosays]

Thanks, didn't know that I could make graph in LATEX. Works in Overleaf.

[gourdbaby]

Thanks for your teaching. I benefit a lot from it. Subscribed!

[shingo]

This video has helped me alot, thank you so much!

[carlspitzner]

Thank you! Your Video and example file really helped me.

[abdullahm]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video. What GUI are you using for latex workflows?
I only work on overleaf, because long back i found keeping track of packages was crazy

[dreznik]

One tip: you can do a lot of the same stuff with way less complexity in Matlab, Mathematica, Maple, and even Excel (or Google Sheets), Geogebra, and export the output as a .pdf and then include it into your latex project.

[manicwombat]

Where can I find the example files for your latex plots?

[amandadossantos]

What's the name of this program LaTeX? Please

[wduandy]

Do you have videos about plotting 3d surfaces?

[sangappadasar]

sir... thank you so much for the video... how to add an axis title???