I’m studying patterns in a signal of zeros and ones. I might analyze billions of data points, so I can’t directly visualize everything. But I’d like to visualize a piece of the data that is a large as possible. What is the largest numbers of zeros and ones I can plot on a horizontal axis, while not overloading Mathematica. Also, it needs to be a number that I can put in a plot for a journal.
Hi Christopher
Also, it needs to be a number that I can put in a plot for a journal.
In that case, printer resolution is the limitation, not Mathematica
ArrayPlot[
{RandomInteger[1, 2000]},
Frame -> False,
ImageSize -> 2000]
Try looking for patterns or anomalies in the data and visualize that rather than the raw data.
Good points. Thank you Rohit for taking the time to respond.