ErrorBarLogPlots

Hi everyone I have some lab data to draw them in Mathematica 12. Do I need a package? I want to use Error Bar Log Plots. Needs command line. Thanks for helping.

Needs["ErrorBarLogPlots`"]

alldata = 
  Join[data1xg1, data1xg2, data1xg3, data1xg4, data1xg5, data1xg6];

aliQ10 = ListLogLinearPlot[%, Joined -> True]

ErrorListLogLinearPlot[SMC97g1pQ10]
ErrorListLogLinearPlot[SMC98g1pQ10];
Show[%, %%, %%%]


Hi Elham,

In version 12 you can use the built in Around function to specify the errors for the data points.

data = Table[Around[i, Sqrt[i]], {i, 2, 20}]
ListLogLinearPlot[data]

Hi
The first thanks for your help
But I am following the diagrams. Unfortunately, only the first diagram is plotted.
The photo I sent you
The graph is what I want
That I can’t draw.
Can you send me your code?
Thank you for helping

Note that in your image ErrorListLogLinearPlot is colored blue, which means it is not defined. The first one is plotted because ListLogLinearPlot is defined (colored black).

As I suggested, use Around to specify errors and use the built-in functions. There should be no reason to use the ErrorBarLogPlots package.

Where do I place the command around these commands
To draw the charts?
Do I need a Needs command?

alldata = 
  Join[data1xg1, data1xg2, data1xg3, data1xg4, data1xg5, data1xg6];

aliQ10 = ListLogLinearPlot[%, Joined -> True]

ErrorListLogLinearPlot[SMC97g1pQ10]

ErrorListLogLinearPlot[SMC98g1pQ10]
;
Show[%, %%, %%%]

I

What is the structure of the data in SMC97g1pQ10 and SMC98g1pQ10 and alldata? Can you provide an example?

This is experimental data. My field is elementary particle physics.
The subject of my article
Parton distribution functions
Using
The inverse melin

Wonderful, my PhD is in experimental particle physics. It is hard to help without more details on the structure of the data. Take a look at the simple code example and the documentation for Around that I linked to in one of my previous responses.

Thank you for your helping. I saw your example but it still didn’t work out. You helped me a lot today.
Thank you very much.
I wish you all the best

Hi Professor
I’m sorry that I emailed you again
According to the file I sent you
I want the x axis to be logarithmic.
Please help me because I have a big problem
To advance the thesis

Elham-1.nb (13.2 KB)