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How can I automatically calculate axis scale and intervals?

Does anyone know where I can find an algorithm that given a set of values (dates) for an axis I can calculate a reasonable scale and tick interval?

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Bill the Lizard  2008-10-25 12:56:46
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I've been using the jQuery flot graph library. It's open source and does axis/tick generation quite well. I'd suggest looking at it's code and pinching some ideas from there.

Tom  2008-10-27 05:42:24

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