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Using Plotly
Authors: Sage
Sat Mar 2 13:29:33 2019

This is to test the functionality of plotly in the context of sharing scientific data.

  1. Dynamically Plotting Data
  2. References

Dynamically Plotting Data

surface: nodeset: k: method: rbf: RBF: RBF: RBF:

11.522.533.54681012141618
trace 0trace 1Convergence on SphereNRelative L2 Error

References