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From: <lyn...@fr...> - 2010-10-20 07:26:07
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Hello! Is there a possibility to determin the root of a data plot or the intersections of two plots depending on the interpolation type that was chosen for plotting? Is that possible with gnuplot or another free linux tool? I know it is tricky to define the intersection points for data plots since the intersection mostly depends on the interpolation type and is rarly exactly on a data point. Still it is often necessary to estimate the intersection of a data plot with another or with a function. It would be already helpful to know the two data points in between which the intersection would lie. I guess for the problem of finding the root (intersection of a plot with the x-axis) it would just be a problem of finding the pairs of adjacent points where thy y-value chages sign. Any way to do that with gnuplot or another tool? Still, having an evaluation possibility depending on the gnuplot interpolation type (eg. straigth lines, splines or kdensity) would be great. Thanks for any help or hints about this. Lynx |