@VivMendes, yeah, I have read the issue and tried the solution, as indicated in an earlier post. Re-launched also VS Code but nope, no success with LaTeXStrings in one of the Win10 laptops with Julia 1.5.3.
@VivMendes: Hereās the Jupyter notebook for the logistic map interactive visualisation from my intervals workshop. The code is probably messy, but modifying it to use Plutoās interactivity instead shouldnāt be hard:
@dpsanders Thank you very much. It is just a wonderful piece of code that little interactive thing with Pluto. I am gonna use it.
Thanks.
Hello, thank you so much for your solutions that I also could follow as I am a newbie here, but just some naive questions:
(1) how could you find out really nice different values for parameter a with a given domain and range of variable x in your figure? (do we need to run the regression to find out this?)
(2) in case of multiple parameters, how could we deal with this?
Thank you in advance!!