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这几天使用origin作图 做一个3d的 wire图 z（x，y） 0 或者怎么可以减少矩阵的维数？ 使数据减少一些 因为即使在origin中调整到了下图的样子 粘贴或者输出到word中就变成了密密麻麻的一堆线了   |
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The display of data in a graph window is controlled by a feature referred to as Speed Mode. This feature can be found on the Size/Speed tab at the layer level of the Plot Details dialog box by selecting Format: Layer Properties. There are two separate controls, one for graphs plotting from worksheet and another for matrix: Worksheet data, maximum points per curve. Matrix data, maximum points per dimension. When enabled (it is often enabled by default), you can use Speed Mode to affect the display (and redraw speed) of your graph by reducing the number of data points used to plot each dataset contained in the layer. Graph windows that contain large datasets will therefore redraw much quicker when using this feature. It is important to note, however, that these controls do not affect the image you will obtain when exporting your graph. A separate control has been added for this purpose and is most likely the reason why your graph does not look the same on screen as it does in your exported image. Select Format  age Properties and then click on the Miscellaneous tab. The control is called If speed mode is enabled for display, apply to graphic export as well. If you want your graph to export using your current Speed Mode settings, enable this check box. If you want your graph to export using all your data, leave this check box unchecked. |
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