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From: <lyn...@fr...> - 2010-10-21 07:15:48
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On 20/10/10 13:32:41, Marek W. Gutowski wrote: > The simplest thing is to plot whatever is of interest and then > to use mouse for zooming the area in question. Read current > mouse pointer coordinates in the lower left part of plot. > Zoom again, if still not satisfied. Thanks Marek for Your answer. I seem to have asked it a bit unpresize. I'd need an automatic/computational evaluation where two data plots intersect or where the difference of the two has its roots. Reading it off the plot is OK for a few plots but if You need to evalutate a big load of data it would be nice to have a program doing that for You. Can that be done with gnuplot or any other linux tool? Thanks for any help or hints. Lynx > lyn...@fr... wrote: >> 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 > > -- > Marek W. Gutowski > Institute of Physics PAS, ON-3.2, Al. Lotnikow 32/46 > 02-668 Warszawa, Poland, tel. +48-22-0228436601 ext. 3122 > == To talk or not to talk? Yes, talk, plain ASCII please == > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ |