VChart 1.12.11
Tutorials
Contributing
Options
API
FAQ
Themes 🌼
Changelogs
Online Customization
Playground
VChart Story Teller

Not only an out-of-the-box multi-terminal chart library, but also a vivid and flexible data storyteller.

VTable Checkered Artist

Not only a high-performance multi-dimensional data analysis form, but also a grid artist created between rows and columns.

VGrammar Data Magician

It is not only a visual grammar that generates thousands of charts, but also a data magician who turns boring into magic.

VRender Visual Rendering

Not only a visual rendering engine with rich functions, but also a handy pen.

VMind Smart Visualization Suit

Not just automatic, but also fantastic.

VStory Relationship Explorer plus

It is not only a fully functional graph visualization library, but also an explorer of data relationships.

!!!###!!!title=log轴——VisActor/VChart demo!!!###!!!!!!###!!!description=In charting, the log axis is a coordinate axis used to display data. Unlike the regular linear axis, the log axis uses a logarithmic scale instead of a linear scale. This way you can better display the data when displaying a large data range within a certain range. The characteristic of the log axis is that the interval between scales is calculated according to the logarithmic function (usually base 10). This means that each logarithmic unit (size unit) of the data has the same physical length, e.g. from 1 to 10, 10 to 100, 100 to 1000, etc. For exponential growth or exponential decline of data, the log axis can better show the relative change of data.!!!###!!!

log轴

Name
Line Chart
Target
Comparison
Composition
Trend
Component
Axis

mobile

In charting, the log axis is a coordinate axis used to display data. Unlike the regular linear axis, the log axis uses a logarithmic scale instead of a linear scale. This way you can better display the data when displaying a large data range within a certain range.

The characteristic of the log axis is that the interval between scales is calculated according to the logarithmic function (usually base 10). This means that each logarithmic unit (size unit) of the data has the same physical length, e.g. from 1 to 10, 10 to 100, 100 to 1000, etc. For exponential growth or exponential decline of data, the log axis can better show the relative change of data.

PX
x
PX
%