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How to plot a graph from multiple origins?
Histogram using gnuplot?Octave plot from Qt C++ applicationPlotting a correlation matrix with GNUPlotDifferences between Octave and MATLAB?how to overlay 2 graphs in a single plot in GNU plotGnuplot rowstacked histogram plot with black and white hatch patternshow to plot mean and standard deviation of multiple measures in gnuplotHow to plot several datafiles in consecutive graphs using gnuplotHow to create a graph with equal spacing between the xtics in gnuplot?Use linetype and color to distinguish many plots on the same graph in gnuplot 5
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The image below is an example that I need to reproduce and I do not know where to start.
Could someone advise me? I have a certain familiarity with gnuplot. How do I create multiple origins?
gnuplot octave
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
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add a comment |
The image below is an example that I need to reproduce and I do not know where to start.
Could someone advise me? I have a certain familiarity with gnuplot. How do I create multiple origins?
gnuplot octave
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
91
1
You’ve tagged both gnuplot and Octave. Please pick one. The answers for the two packages will be wildly different and incompatible.
– Cris Luengo
Mar 24 at 18:33
it also depends very much on how your datafile(s) look like. Please post a few lines of the data that we get an idea about the data structure. Otherwise it will be difficult to help.
– theozh
Mar 25 at 13:36
I want gnuplot.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:10
Each profile I have is the value of X and Y ... where Y is the height of the geometry and X is the velocity.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:11
What exactly you need to reproduce from the example? Is it the actual lines in each panel or just the layout (3 stacked panels with similar x and y ranges)?
– Vinicius Placco
Mar 27 at 13:28
add a comment |
The image below is an example that I need to reproduce and I do not know where to start.
Could someone advise me? I have a certain familiarity with gnuplot. How do I create multiple origins?
gnuplot octave
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
91
The image below is an example that I need to reproduce and I do not know where to start.
Could someone advise me? I have a certain familiarity with gnuplot. How do I create multiple origins?
gnuplot octave
gnuplot octave
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
91
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
91
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
edited Mar 25 at 16:04
Vinicius Placco
1,2672720
1,2672720
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
91
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
91
asked Mar 24 at 18:12
Marcelo JoãoMarcelo João
91
91
1
You’ve tagged both gnuplot and Octave. Please pick one. The answers for the two packages will be wildly different and incompatible.
– Cris Luengo
Mar 24 at 18:33
it also depends very much on how your datafile(s) look like. Please post a few lines of the data that we get an idea about the data structure. Otherwise it will be difficult to help.
– theozh
Mar 25 at 13:36
I want gnuplot.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:10
Each profile I have is the value of X and Y ... where Y is the height of the geometry and X is the velocity.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:11
What exactly you need to reproduce from the example? Is it the actual lines in each panel or just the layout (3 stacked panels with similar x and y ranges)?
– Vinicius Placco
Mar 27 at 13:28
add a comment |
1
You’ve tagged both gnuplot and Octave. Please pick one. The answers for the two packages will be wildly different and incompatible.
– Cris Luengo
Mar 24 at 18:33
it also depends very much on how your datafile(s) look like. Please post a few lines of the data that we get an idea about the data structure. Otherwise it will be difficult to help.
– theozh
Mar 25 at 13:36
I want gnuplot.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:10
Each profile I have is the value of X and Y ... where Y is the height of the geometry and X is the velocity.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:11
What exactly you need to reproduce from the example? Is it the actual lines in each panel or just the layout (3 stacked panels with similar x and y ranges)?
– Vinicius Placco
Mar 27 at 13:28
1
1
You’ve tagged both gnuplot and Octave. Please pick one. The answers for the two packages will be wildly different and incompatible.
– Cris Luengo
Mar 24 at 18:33
You’ve tagged both gnuplot and Octave. Please pick one. The answers for the two packages will be wildly different and incompatible.
– Cris Luengo
Mar 24 at 18:33
it also depends very much on how your datafile(s) look like. Please post a few lines of the data that we get an idea about the data structure. Otherwise it will be difficult to help.
– theozh
Mar 25 at 13:36
it also depends very much on how your datafile(s) look like. Please post a few lines of the data that we get an idea about the data structure. Otherwise it will be difficult to help.
– theozh
Mar 25 at 13:36
I want gnuplot.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:10
I want gnuplot.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:10
Each profile I have is the value of X and Y ... where Y is the height of the geometry and X is the velocity.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:11
Each profile I have is the value of X and Y ... where Y is the height of the geometry and X is the velocity.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:11
What exactly you need to reproduce from the example? Is it the actual lines in each panel or just the layout (3 stacked panels with similar x and y ranges)?
– Vinicius Placco
Mar 27 at 13:28
What exactly you need to reproduce from the example? Is it the actual lines in each panel or just the layout (3 stacked panels with similar x and y ranges)?
– Vinicius Placco
Mar 27 at 13:28
add a comment |
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You’ve tagged both gnuplot and Octave. Please pick one. The answers for the two packages will be wildly different and incompatible.
– Cris Luengo
Mar 24 at 18:33
it also depends very much on how your datafile(s) look like. Please post a few lines of the data that we get an idea about the data structure. Otherwise it will be difficult to help.
– theozh
Mar 25 at 13:36
I want gnuplot.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:10
Each profile I have is the value of X and Y ... where Y is the height of the geometry and X is the velocity.
– Marcelo João
Mar 27 at 11:11
What exactly you need to reproduce from the example? Is it the actual lines in each panel or just the layout (3 stacked panels with similar x and y ranges)?
– Vinicius Placco
Mar 27 at 13:28