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From: Cuneyt E. <cun...@gm...> - 2008-10-08 13:08:27
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Hi I am new in programming in python. I create a data file with python. It's
layout like this:
x y1 y2 y3
y4 y5
--------- --------- -------- ----------- -------
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1e-06 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
1e-05 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
0.0001 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
0.001 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
0.01 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
0.1 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
1 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
10 3.5344 22.09 61.7796 121.0 199.9396
100 3.4596 21.8089 61.3089 120.5604 199.6569
1000 2.4649 19.0969 57.4564 116.8561 197.1216
10000 5.5225 39.8161 104.2441 189.3376 294.4656
100000 5.0625 34.9281 98.8036 185.5044 292.7521
I want to plot x-y1, x-y2, x-y3, x-y4, x-y5 curves. But I could not assign
values in x column of data file to variable x by using gnuplot. I can do
this simply
data=load('somedatafile.dat')
x=data[:,0]
with pylab package. Is there a similar load method in gnuplot.py ?
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