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Alex Thiele wrote:
> I am generating a 'Moving' Allan Variance script, and cannot figure out how to create
> a logarithmic surface plot.

Matlab will not do surfaces in with [XYZ]Scale set to 'log'

> I tried logging the data before hand, but then obviously, all the axes scales were incorrect.

Set the [XYZ]TickLabel properties if it is just the labeling that is the problem.
But if you need to be able to zoom or pick points with ginput() when your data
has been log()'d ahead of time, then Yes, you are going to have difficulties.

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