Vijayaraj AK wrote:
>Well, the data need not be generated every
>millisecond. And yeah as you point out, it is not
>logged for hours. I want to plot lets say, 20-30min
>duration log of data sampled at 20-30ms interval.
>
>
Oh, well that is not so much ms resolution. If you are displaying 20-30
min at 20-30 ms sampling rate, that's 60,000 data points, quite a lot of
data for one plot. In other words, it doesn't match the resolution of
the plotting device. That is, if there is some event on the scale of
20-100 ms, it may be the case that gnuplot will detect it because a
min/max strategy is used. But in terms of a display of 20-30 min, you
wouldn't be able to tell if that was a 100 ms event or a 10 s event.
Some form of preprocessing and downsampling might be in order, although
perhaps not essential.
My interpretation of a generalized time format might be
year:month:day:hour:min:second:millisecond with an option for indicating
what units the data is in, i.e., year, day, hour, etc. And then the
scale would adjust to display the appropriate units. However, that's a
lot of work.
Dan
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