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Ministry of Sillier Walks
In my last post, I have shown how we can define or read an array of number from a file. Having constructed the array, the question naturally arises: can we use it for something else, to do something...
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Broken axis, once more
I have discussed this subject at least on two occasions, and in fact, most of the present post was already described in one of my very first posts. However, I thought that it might be worthwhile to...
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Fence plots with a some-liner
About this time last year, I showed how one can produce fence plots in gnuplot, even if the data is from a file, not from a function. (The function plot is somewhat trivial, you can find it amongst the...
View ArticleA small (or big) diversion
In the past year, I have been trying to argue on these pages that gnuplot has some advantages over many other plotting utilities. Ultimate control over graph properties, the simplicity of plotting, the...
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Projecting contours
Karl asked a question some time ago, in which he wanted to know how one can produce this graph. As I pointed out in my reply, it is rather easy, if we can rotate the data file by 90 degrees. I will...
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It's been a while since my last post on gnuplot, and this one is not going to be very technical. I just wanted to call your attention to the second edition of Philipp Janert's brilliant book, Gnuplot...
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