I have data for sin curves of differing magnitudes over time and I would like to combine all the curves into a single curve on a chart.
Is it possible to do this with the Google Chart API or can alternative approaches be recommended?
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I have data for sin curves of differing magnitudes over time and I would like to combine all the curves into a single curve on a chart.
Is it possible to do this with the Google Chart API or can alternative approaches be recommended?
Google’s Chart API isn’t a graphic calculator. It displays pre-calculated data, not equations. So if you have the results pre-calculated for a series of x-values, then yes, the Chart API can plot it.
(If the number of points is < ~5k, a Google Spreadsheet is probably your fastest route to try it out.)
If you don’t have the results already calculated – if you just have the equations – then your problem’s more of a maths question than a Chart API question. (But again, a spreadsheet might be a fast way to get going.)