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perdido (sent by Nabble.com) wrote: > I must do a graph like this: x-->packet size, y-->% and i have for > example this sizes: > > 2,3,4,4,2,4,3,4,2,4 You'll have to change that file into a format gnuplot can use: each number on a line of text of its own. > The solution is: > > 2--->30% > 3--->20% > 4--->50% > > how can i do this? Only with help from outside gnuplot. gnuplot isn't meant to be a data processing program. In the case at hand, you need external tools to count the number of entries in the file. In the simplest imaginageable case, this would do it: count=`wc -l data` # use external tool 'wc' to count items set boxwidth 1 plot 'data' using 1:(100.0/count) smooth frequency with boxes |
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From: perdido (s. by Nabble.com) <li...@na...> - 2006-02-01 13:44:20
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Hello I'm from Spain, sorry for my english.I saw your question about gnuplot in a forum and i think you could help me. I must do a graph like this: x-->packet size, y-->% and i have for example this sizes: 2,3,4,4,2,4,3,4,2,4 The solution is: 2--->30% 3--->20% 4--->50% how can i do this?Thanks -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/percentage-t1039887.html#a2700108 Sent from the Gnuplot - User forum at Nabble.com. |
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From: Egidijus S. <egi...@ms...> - 2006-01-27 20:30:35
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Hello, In Gnuplot it is simple to manipulate with columns, but with lines i have more fun:) I have data file n-th columns and z-th lines (1 block). Is it possible to write simple command line for ploting all columns but normed for example to y-th line (from every line take minus of selected line)? For example two columns and three lines in each. Plot two columns but from the first line take minus with the second then from the second with the second and from the third with the second line. Many thanks for help or comments Egidijus |
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From: Gavin B. <gav...@ya...> - 2006-01-27 09:37:11
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Hi, Its really very simple (although you might run out of colours if you have 'tens of files') You split it up just as someone mentioned, but like this: plot 'data.dat' u 1:(x<100?$2:1/0),/ '' u 1:(x>100&&x<200?$2:1/0),/ '' u 1:(x>200&&x<300?$2:1/0),/ '' u 1:(x>300&&x<400?$2:1/0),/ '' u 1:(x>400&&x<500?$2:1/0),/ '' u 1:(x>500&&x<600?$2:1/0) for example would allow you to plot the sections as different plots. You can specify colours using the with line (w l) option from plot (see help plot), but this is going to depend on which terminal your using. Hope this helped, Gavin. > Hello, > i want to plot a curve with different colors. For > example, if the Xrange is > [0:500], i want that between [0:100] the curve is in > red (for example), > between [100:200] the curve is in green, between > [200:300] the curve is in > red again... and so on. > How can i do this? > thank you > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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From: Matti P. <ma...@pi...> - 2006-01-26 20:21:39
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Hans-Bernhard Bröker wrote: > Bennett, Silas (GE Infrastructure) wrote: >>> gnuplot> plot "-" using 1:2 with lines, "" using 1:3 with lines ^ >>> line 7: no data point found in specified file > >> Is this a feature or a bug? > > A feature. Of your command script as much as of gnuplot > > The problem is that you're trying to read the same inline data set > twice. That's not how inline data work. You would have to split you > your multi-column data into separate datasets, with one 'E'nd-of-data > per file mentioned in the plot: > > plot "-" u 1:2, "" u 1:2 > 1 2 > 4 5 > E > 1 3 > 4 6 > E > >> Now moving away from the simple case, I need to plot 48 channels of >> floating point data from a 125Hz (as much as 4KHz) streaming source. > > That's really not the kind of work gnuplot was ever meant for. It's not > a real-time plotting engine, but an interactive program with a scripting > language. It's not explicitly made slow, neither is there *any* kind > of real-time guarantee. > >> I could store the data in a buffer and re-echo it to gnuplot 48 times >> but I take a huge performance hit when I do. > > No need to re-echo all of it --- just echoing the actual columns used > would be sufficient, i.e. two columns per '' in the command. > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Do you grep through log > files > for problems? Stop! Download the new AJAX search engine that makes > searching your log files as easy as surfing the web. DOWNLOAD SPLUNK! > http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=7637&alloc_id=16865&op=click > _______________________________________________ > Gnuplot-info mailing list > Gnu...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gnuplot-info > To create a kind of rolling plot (oscilloscope) I fount a neat trick: create a bitmap of the axes, and create a blank bitmap of the data. At each point in time that you wish to add a new data point, add a new column to one side of the data bitmap while cutting one off from the other side, turn on the pixel at the appropriate row for the data, and then create the final image by combining the two bitmaps. A windows/MFC implementation can be found at http://www.codeproject.com/miscctrl/oscope.asp Matti |
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From: chedly g. <che...@gm...> - 2006-01-26 15:47:21
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> > thank you > the behavior of the curve changes every 10 seconds (for example), so to > show this change of behavior, i want to change the color of the curve eve= ry > 10 seconds. i can't do it manually as *Tammo Heeren* said (in the plot > command) or as * Hans-Bernhard Broeker* said (by dividing the file in > many other files) because i will have tens of files. > i will try to change the backgroung color every 10 seconds. > > On 1/26/06, Tammo Heeren <Pu...@ta... > wrote: > > > > How about you split the curve up into section? > > Try this: > > > > f(x) =3D sin(x) > > set xrange [0:pi] > > plot x<=3Dpi/4 ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 0,\ > > x>pi/4 && x<=3Dpi/2 ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 1,\ > > x>pi/2 && x<=3D3*pi/4 ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 2,\ > > x>3*pi/4 && x<=3Dpi ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 3 > > > > This should get you started. > > > > Tammo > > > > > > > > On 26 Jan 2006 at 4:37, chedly ghedira wrote: > > > > > > > > Hello, > > > i want to plot a curve with different colors. For example, if the > > Xrange is [0:500], i want that > > > between [0:100] the curve is in red (for example), between [100:200] > > the curve is in green, > > > between [200:300] the curve is in red again... and so on. > > > How can i do this? > > > thank you > > > > > > > |
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From: Tammo H. <Pu...@Ta...> - 2006-01-26 14:29:23
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How about you split the curve up into section?
Try this:
f(x) = sin(x)
set xrange [0:pi]
plot x<=pi/4 ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 0,\
x>pi/4 && x<=pi/2 ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 1,\
x>pi/2 && x<=3*pi/4 ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 2,\
x>3*pi/4 && x<=pi ? f(x) : 1/0 with lines lt 3
This should get you started.
Tammo
On 26 Jan 2006 at 4:37, chedly ghedira wrote:
>
> Hello,
> i want to plot a curve with different colors. For example, if the Xrange is [0:500], i want that
> between [0:100] the curve is in red (for example), between [100:200] the curve is in green,
> between [200:300] the curve is in red again... and so on.
> How can i do this?
> thank you
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-26 13:56:28
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chedly ghedira wrote: > i want to plot a curve with different colors. For example, if the Xrange is > [0:500], i want that between [0:100] the curve is in red (for example), > between [100:200] the curve is in green, between [200:300] the curve is in > red again... and so on. > How can i do this? That may very well be the wrong question. You should first ask yourself *if* you should do it this way. Such a plot would visually scream at the reader, but convey no useful information doing so. It would basically be an intentional obfuscation of the plot. If you really must, you'll have to cut your data into two separate files, one holding the 'greeen' parts, the other the 'red' parts (with blank records where the 'wrong' parts would have been, in each of them. Then plot both files using whatever linetype you need to get red and green on whatever terminal you're using. |
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From: chedly g. <che...@gm...> - 2006-01-26 09:37:48
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Hello, i want to plot a curve with different colors. For example, if the Xrange is [0:500], i want that between [0:100] the curve is in red (for example), between [100:200] the curve is in green, between [200:300] the curve is in red again... and so on. How can i do this? thank you |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-18 15:52:39
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Eric Schoeller wrote: > The data I'm plotting can range from y=3 to as great as y=2000 so this > is causing a lot of problems with the labels along the x axis That's because your way of generating those labels is rather sub-optimal. First of all, placing them via 'set xtics' would almost certainly be a better idea than doing that via 'set label'. Second, if you must use 'set label', you should use graph or screen coordinates, not data coordinates, in cases where you don't know the data scale. See 'help label' and 'help coordinate' for more details. |
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From: Eric S. <eri...@co...> - 2006-01-18 15:21:59
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Hans-Bernhard Broeker wrote: > Eric Schoeller wrote: >> I have been working with GNU plot and the autoscale function and have >> been >> having some trouble. Using "set autoscale ymax" does not seem to >> yield the >> result that I thought it would. > > That's because you misunderstood the relation between 'set yrange' and > 'set autoscale'. In particular, 'set autoscale ymax' will not make > any difference at all if you never 'set yrange' to some particular > value before. The effect you want is most directly obtained by > > set yrange [0:*] > > The start-up default for both axes in gnuplot is 'autoscale' with a > fall-back of [-10:10] for the x range in case you plot only an > explicit function, without giving any x range. 'set autoscale ymax' > in that situation has no effect, because the upper end of the yrange > is already set to be autoscaled. > >> The labels for the x axis (1-7) do not show up, because the resulting >> graph >> (see http://spot.colorado.edu/~schoelle/untitled.bmp) has it's y values >> starting at 2 instead of 0. > > The problem with your script is that you never mentioned, anywhere, > that the y axis was supposed to start at 0. Thanks, that helped me out a bunch. I absolutely misunderstood those directives. At least now I can get y=0 to show up consistently! The data I'm plotting can range from y=3 to as great as y=2000 so this is causing a lot of problems with the labels along the x axis as I have no way of scaling their position correctly in relation to whatever ymax is generated by autoscale. So sometimes the labels show up, sometimes they are too high (st rattling the y=0 line) and sometimes they are cut off along the bottom. I'm setting the labels like this: set label 1 "Wednesday 11" at 0.5,-.08 center the -.08 is obviously the problem, but if i never know what ymax is it's tough to compute what that value should be for a particular graph. Are there any other gnuplot directives that i could issue to automatically place the labels at the right y offset? Thanks for all your help. Eric |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-18 14:33:28
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Eric Schoeller wrote: > I have been working with GNU plot and the autoscale function and have been > having some trouble. Using "set autoscale ymax" does not seem to yield the > result that I thought it would. That's because you misunderstood the relation between 'set yrange' and 'set autoscale'. In particular, 'set autoscale ymax' will not make any difference at all if you never 'set yrange' to some particular value before. The effect you want is most directly obtained by set yrange [0:*] The start-up default for both axes in gnuplot is 'autoscale' with a fall-back of [-10:10] for the x range in case you plot only an explicit function, without giving any x range. 'set autoscale ymax' in that situation has no effect, because the upper end of the yrange is already set to be autoscaled. > The labels for the x axis (1-7) do not show up, because the resulting graph > (see http://spot.colorado.edu/~schoelle/untitled.bmp) has it's y values > starting at 2 instead of 0. The problem with your script is that you never mentioned, anywhere, that the y axis was supposed to start at 0. |
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From: Gavin B. <gav...@ya...> - 2006-01-18 09:14:23
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Hi, I'm not too sure what you wanted. As I understand it autoscale is set on for all axis as default. So setting autscale ymax wouldn't do much. Type show autoscale to see whats going to and what is set. But if you just want autoscale on the ymax then you can type: unset autoscale set autoscale ymax Or if you want the ymax value to be tight to the maximum value of your data then you can try: set autoscale yfixmax or if you want your yaxis to go from 0 to whatever, then try set yrange[0:*] Not entirely sure I understood your problem, but I hope this helps. Gavin. > Hi, > > > > I have been working with GNU plot and the autoscale > function and have been > having some trouble. Using "set autoscale ymax" does > not seem to yield the > result that I thought it would. Hopefully someone > can shed some light on > this for me. > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |
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From: Eric S. <eri...@co...> - 2006-01-17 16:00:53
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Hi,
I have been working with GNU plot and the autoscale function and have been
having some trouble. Using "set autoscale ymax" does not seem to yield the
result that I thought it would. Hopefully someone can shed some light on
this for me.
Here is an output of my plot directives:
set data style lines
set grid
set term pbm color
set autoscale ymax
set xrange [0:7]
set tics in
set format x ''
set title "01/04/06 through 01/11/06"
set ylabel "Load Average"
set label 1 "Wednesday 04" at 0.5,-.08 center
set label 2 "Thursday 05" at 1.5,-.08 center
set label 3 "Friday 06" at 2.5,-.08 center
set label 4 "Saturday 07" at 3.5,-.08 center
set label 5 "Sunday 08" at 4.5,-.08 center
set label 6 "Monday 09" at 5.5,-.08 center
set label 7 "Tuesday 10" at 6.5,-.08 center
set xtics ("" 1, "" 2, "" 3, "" 4, "" 5, "" 6, "" 7, "" 8, "" 9, "" 10, ""
11, "" 12, "" 13, "" 14, "" 15, "" 16, "" 17, "" 18, "" 19, "" 20, "" 21, ""
22, "" 23, "" 24, "" 25, "" 26, "" 27, "" 28, "" 29, "" 30, "" 31, "" 32, ""
33, "" 34, "" 35, "" 36, "" 37, "" 38, "" 39, "" 40, "" 41, "" 42, "" 43, ""
44, "" 45, "" 46, "" 47, "" 48, "" 49, "" 50, "" 51, "" 52, "" 53, "" 54, ""
55, "" 56, "" 57, "" 58, "" 59, "" 60)
plot '< cat /data | awk "{ if (\$2 > 004) print \$2 - 004, \$6 }"' title
"host"
The labels for the x axis (1-7) do not show up, because the resulting graph
(see http://spot.colorado.edu/~schoelle/untitled.bmp) has it's y values
starting at 2 instead of 0.
I figured with "set autoscale ymax" GNUplot would only adjust the maximum
value on the y axis and leave the minimum values starting at 0.
I thought maybe I was thinking of this backwards and tried "set autoscale
ymin" - but no change resulted in the graph.
What the heck am I doing wrong???
Thanks.
PS. Please reply to me if you can, I don't know if I can subscribe to the
list/newsgroup.
Eric Schoeller
ITS Enterprise Services
University of Colorado at Boulder
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-16 14:23:48
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s99...@tu... wrote: > I am plotting multiple datasets from one file, and would like to plot one of > the sets with black lines. How is this possible? Depends ont he terminal driver you're in. Plotting that dataset using options lt -1 or maybe lt -1 lw 0.5 will work on most terminals in all versions of gnuplot. In the CVS version, you can specify the colour more directly. |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-16 13:57:33
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Juan Carlos Morataya wrote: > I had have installed GNUPLOT in my CYGWIN_NT-5.1 1.5.17 (0.129/4/2) system, Installed it --- how? If you installed the cygwin binary package of gnuplot, please note that that's the X11 version of gnuplot. You'll have to have an X server (preferrably Cygwin's port) running to see the plot window. If you want native Windows output, install the win32 binary of gnuplot (a.ka. "wgnuplot") from gnuplot's own download sites, not the cygwin package. |
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From: <s99...@tu...> - 2006-01-16 12:51:21
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Dear reader, I am plotting multiple datasets from one file, and would like to plot one of the sets with black lines. How is this possible? Regards, Kobus |
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From: Jeff D. <jf...@gm...> - 2006-01-13 21:44:43
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Are you running X under cygwin? Works for me. -jf On 1/13/06, Juan Carlos Morataya <jc....@ie...> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I had have installed GNUPLOT in my CYGWIN_NT-5.1 1.5.17 (0.129/4/2) syste= m, > it runs OK but when I tried to obtain any graph this doesn=B4t appear, fo= r > example I tried with a simple math function sin(x) (plot sin(x)) but the > graph doesn't appear, can you please give me some directions in order to > obtain this graphic under my cygwin system? > > > > Thank you in advance, > > > > Regards, > > > > PS: I'm using the GNUPLOT version 4.0 patch level 0. > ------------------------------------------------------- > Empresa El=E9ctrica de Guatemala > Grupo Iberdrola > Juan Carlos Morataya R. > 2a. Avenida 9-27 Zona 1 > Guatemala, Guatemala, C.A. > C.P. 01001 > > E-mail: jc....@ie... > jmo...@ee... > Tel: (502) 2420 4000 ext. 3343 > Fax: (502) 2420 4015 > ----------------------------------------------------------- > > |
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From: Juan C. M. <jc....@ie...> - 2006-01-13 19:08:56
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Hi,
I had have installed GNUPLOT in my CYGWIN_NT-5.1 1.5.17 (0.129/4/2) system,
it runs OK but when I tried to obtain any graph this doesn=B4t appear, for
example I tried with a simple math function sin(x) (plot sin(x)) but the
graph doesn't appear, can you please give me some directions in order to
obtain this graphic under my cygwin system?
Thank you in advance,
Regards,
PS: I'm using the GNUPLOT version 4.0 patch level 0.
-------------------------------------------------------
Empresa El=E9ctrica de Guatemala
Grupo Iberdrola
Juan Carlos Morataya R.
2a. Avenida 9-27 Zona 1
Guatemala, Guatemala, C.A.
C.P. 01001
E-mail: jc....@ie...
jmo...@ee...
Tel: (502) 2420 4000 ext. 3343
Fax: (502) 2420 4015
-----------------------------------------------------------
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From: Shehjar T. <she...@cs...> - 2006-01-11 14:56:36
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Hi I have 2 questions regarding histogram plotting in version 4.1. 1. How can I reduce the thickness of the line that surrounds a bar in the histogram? 2. In a rowstacked style of histogram, i have quite a few data elements whose percentages are represented as a single bar. A rowstacked style is supposed to represent each column of data using a different color but some of the colors get repeated for 2 data elements. Is there a way to ensure that I get unique colors for all the percentages/columns? Thanks Shehjar |
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From: Hans-Bernhard B. <br...@ph...> - 2006-01-09 21:11:47
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Logg, Connie A. wrote:
> I am using png format output.
That complicates matters further. There are two completely separate
terminal drivers in 4.0 that both generate PNGs, and both come under the
name 'set term png'. You'll have to check which of them you got ('help
png' or 'show version long' tells). You may have to recompile your 4.0
binary to switch to the other one.
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