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Rihar Tell me how to properly form inscriptions on the axes in gnuplot (as shown). 1) I don't know the value of the y axis 2) I need to set the exponent (power 10) automatically in the axis labels Siorge Before plotting, you need to know the order of magnitude
Chaitanya Majjari I'm having some issues adapting the set label command to my requirements. I have to insert a label at the top left of the figure. My labels contain math exponents. So I use the following command set label 1 '$\times10^{-7}$' at graph 0,1.025
Panichi Pattumeros PapaCastoro I have the following data: t_4 24 3 0 0
t_6 37 4 0 0
t_8 51 4 2 0
t_4 15 1 0 0
t_6 21 0 0 1
t_8 30 0 0 1
t_4 13 2 1 0
t_6 20 3 1 0
t_8 22 4 1 0
and I try to make a histogram similar to this http://www.bmsc.washington.edu/peop
Rihar Tell me how to properly form inscriptions on the axes in gnuplot (as shown). 1) I don't know the value of the y axis 2) I need to set the exponent (power 10) automatically in the axis labels Siorge Before plotting, you need to know the order of magnitude
Panichi Pattumeros PapaCastoro I have the following data: t_4 24 3 0 0
t_6 37 4 0 0
t_8 51 4 2 0
t_4 15 1 0 0
t_6 21 0 0 1
t_8 30 0 0 1
t_4 13 2 1 0
t_6 20 3 1 0
t_8 22 4 1 0
and I try to make a histogram similar to this http://www.bmsc.washington.edu/peop
Hochik Suppose I have the following simple gnuplot file: set term pdf
set output "test.pdf"
plot\
sin(x),\
cos(x),\
0.5
For now, I just want to comment lines temporarily cos(x),\. However, using the comment character # results in an incorrect gnu
Hochik Suppose I have the following simple gnuplot file: set term pdf
set output "test.pdf"
plot\
sin(x),\
cos(x),\
0.5
For now, I just want to comment lines temporarily cos(x),\. However, using the comment character # results in an incorrect gnu
Hochik Suppose I have the following simple gnuplot file: set term pdf
set output "test.pdf"
plot\
sin(x),\
cos(x),\
0.5
For now, I just want to comment lines temporarily cos(x),\. However, using the comment character # results in an incorrect gnu
Petr Osipov I have a row of data with many points on it, plotted as markers. The X-axis values range from 0 to 80 ms, and the Y-values have discrete values of 1, 2, .. 5. There are about 50000 points, so if I plot them as usual, the dynamics of the Y value cha
Hochik Suppose I have the following simple gnuplot file: set term pdf
set output "test.pdf"
plot\
sin(x),\
cos(x),\
0.5
For now, I just want to comment lines temporarily cos(x),\. However, using the comment character # results in an incorrect gnu
Hochik Suppose I have the following simple gnuplot file: set term pdf
set output "test.pdf"
plot\
sin(x),\
cos(x),\
0.5
For now, I just want to comment lines temporarily cos(x),\. However, using the comment character # results in an incorrect gnu
Petr Osipov I have a row of data with many points on it, plotted as markers. The X-axis values range from 0 to 80 ms, and the Y-values have discrete values of 1, 2, .. 5. There are about 50000 points, so if I plot them as usual, the dynamics of the Y value cha
Esben Jule Dalsgaard I'm working on a game about remembering label patterns that show through them changing color. The user must then click the displayed labels in the correct order. After a random pattern is chosen, it goes into a list called "patterns". My q
Esben Jule Dalsgaard I'm working on a game about remembering label patterns that show through them changing color. The user must then click the displayed labels in the correct order. After a random pattern is chosen, it goes into a list called "patterns". My q
Jangari I'm working with a colleague's Gnuplot script for some internal reporting, and I've learned a lot from this awesome tool that I've only used in the past. I'm refactoring the code so that I can change the global variables that drive the plot, like yearl
Tobias S. Good morning, How to increase the width of y-tics labels in gnuplot? Or another way.. how can I increase the size of the plot without increasing the full size? I have a data.csvlike: 46,21,1,2,v_64
44,20,2,2,v_65
37,20,3,2,v_69
44,18,4,3,v_70
63,21,5
Jangari I'm working with a colleague's Gnuplot script for some internal reporting, and I've learned a lot from this awesome tool that I've only used in the past. I'm refactoring the code so that I can change the global variables that drive the plot, like yearl
Jangari I'm working with a colleague's Gnuplot script for some internal reporting, and I've learned a lot from this awesome tool that I've only used in the past. I'm refactoring the code so that I can change the global variables that drive the plot, like yearl
Zohar Levi I put the labels on top of the histogram bars (offset 10): plot "hist.txt" using 1:2 with boxes ls 1, "hist.txt" using 1:($2+10):(sprintf("%.1f%%",$2)) with labels
When the bar value is 87%, the labels are drawn. When the bar value is 92%, there ma
User 1291 I am using gnuplot STATSto plot the median of some data. On the right side of the plot, where the median intersects the boundaries of the plot, I would like to place a label stating the value of the median - or the percentage of the maximum value wit
Ashish kulkarni I would like to use gnuplot for realtime plotting (append data to a file for plotting and use replot for realtime plotting). I also want to add a label for the latest entry drawn. in order to know the latest value. Is there a way to do this? wi
Neverland Creating labels in gnulot is very easy set label "<value>" at <x,y> ...
But I want to read the values of the labels in gnuplot from a file. The lines in the file look like this: ...
400 300 8 0.200214 1.00193 7.42157 8.623714 86.06 13.94 1.26
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Zohar Levi I put the labels on top of the histogram bars (offset 10): plot "hist.txt" using 1:2 with boxes ls 1, "hist.txt" using 1:($2+10):(sprintf("%.1f%%",$2)) with labels
When the bar value is 87%, the labels are drawn. When the bar value is 92%, there ma
Jangari I'm working with a colleague's Gnuplot script for some internal reporting, and I've learned a lot from this awesome tool that I've only used in the past. I'm refactoring the code so that I can change the global variables that drive the plot, like yearl
Jangari I'm working with a colleague's Gnuplot script for some internal reporting, and I've learned a lot from this awesome tool that I've only used in the past. I'm refactoring the code so that I can change the global variables that drive the plot, like yearl
User 1291 I am using gnuplot STATSto plot the median of some data. On the right side of the plot, where the median intersects the boundaries of the plot, I would like to place a label stating the value of the median - or the percentage of the maximum value wit
Zohar Levi I put the labels on top of the histogram bars (offset 10): plot "hist.txt" using 1:2 with boxes ls 1, "hist.txt" using 1:($2+10):(sprintf("%.1f%%",$2)) with labels
When the bar value is 87%, the labels are drawn. When the bar value is 92%, there ma
Zohar Levi I put the labels on top of the histogram bars (offset 10): plot "hist.txt" using 1:2 with boxes ls 1, "hist.txt" using 1:($2+10):(sprintf("%.1f%%",$2)) with labels
When the bar value is 87%, the labels are drawn. When the bar value is 92%, there ma