Consider a mechanism for plotting things on different scales on top of one another. For instance, if two curves should be identical, except for a scaling differenx in the x-axis, it could be useful with some means for normalizing the x-axis from 0 to 1 or -1 to 1 or something. One could of course specify an expression for the x-axis using -x, but perhaps that's not convenient enough? Perhaps there could be a shortcut? How about the y-axis? Is there any convenient way to scale that without explicitly typing an expression? Or would that be too fragile?
Consider a mechanism for plotting things on different scales on top of one another. For instance, if two curves should be identical, except for a scaling differenx in the x-axis, it could be useful with some means for normalizing the x-axis from 0 to 1 or -1 to 1 or something. One could of course specify an expression for the x-axis using
-x, but perhaps that's not convenient enough? Perhaps there could be a shortcut? How about the y-axis? Is there any convenient way to scale that without explicitly typing an expression? Or would that be too fragile?