Re: splot question

[Daniel J S. <dan...@ie...>]

Attached is what I get from the data and commands.  Is this more of what you are looking for?

Dan


Justin Hart wrote:
> I'm having the worst trouble with splot.  It's happened before, but I
> mistook what was happening for a problem with the program generating
> the data.
> 
> The plots generated have inappropriate waves in them.  The data
> generating this plot should all be strictly positive on all axes.
> 
> Can anybody help me?
> 
> Here is all of the pertainent data.
> 
> <img src="http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g139/nitsujtpu/cvdv.png"/>
> 
> But, this is the data that formed it!
> 
> 1	25	63.6
> 1	50	140.6
> 1	75	236.6
> 1	100	354.8
> 2	25	89.6
> 2	50	143.2
> 2	75	263.8
> 2	100	321
> 3	25	96.8
> 3	50	153.4
> 3	75	276.2
> 3	100	1092.8
> 3.2	25	75.6
> 3.2	50	255
> 3.2	75	610.6
> 3.2	100	1071.4
> 4	25	131.2
> 4	50	4998.6
> 4	75	514
> 4	100	1354.33333333333
> 4.2	25	113.4
> 4.2	50	15614.8
> 4.2	75	8657
> 4.2	100	1851.5
> 4.4	25	269.5
> 4.4	50	4274.66666666667
> 4.4	75	1552
> 4.4	100	1350
> 
> Here is my script.
> 
> set title "Decisions across the phase transition"
> set xlabel "Clauses / Variables"
> set ylabel "Variables"
> set zlabel "Decisions"
> set term gif
> set output "cvdv.gif"
> set parametric
> set dgrid3d 100,100,1
> set data style lines
> set hidden3d
> splot "pt_v_data_avg_sat.txt"
> replot
> 
> The waviness can't be there.
> 


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