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data-analysis [2023/04/18 10:16] – Add mention of Plotly dblumedata-analysis [2024/01/15 09:06] (current) – [GnuPlot] dblume
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 Here's an example command given the following two files, data.csv and gnuplot_instructions.gpi Here's an example command given the following two files, data.csv and gnuplot_instructions.gpi
  
-  gnuplot -e "f='data.csv'; t='Rating'" gnuplot_instructions.gpi+  gnuplot -e "f='data.csv'" gnuplot_instructions.gpi
  
 <file csv data.csv> <file csv data.csv>
 +date,col1,col2
 1992-01-01,5,14 1992-01-01,5,14
 1992-02-01,4,15 1992-02-01,4,15
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 set xdata time set xdata time
 set xlabel 'Date' set xlabel 'Date'
-set ylabel 'Value'+set xtics "1992-01-01", 2629746  # start, increment in seconds 
 +#set ylabel 'Value'
  
 # #
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 # #
 set datafile sep ',' set datafile sep ','
 +set key autotitle columnhead  # use the first line as title
 +firstrow = system('head -1 '.f. ' | tr "_," "-  "')
 +set xlabel word(firstrow, 1)
 +set ylabel word(firstrow, 2)
  
 # #
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 # #
 #plot f using 1:4 with lines, f using 1:3 with linespoints #plot f using 1:4 with lines, f using 1:3 with linespoints
-#plot f using 1:2 with lines title t, f using 1:3 with linespoints title 'Legend 2' +#plot f using 1:2 with lines, f using 1:3 with linespoints title 'Legend 2' 
-plot f using 1:2 with linespoints title t+plot f using 1:2 with linespoints 
 +</file> 
 + 
 +If you're making a "histogram" (actually a box chart with histogram style on X,Y points)... 
 +<file bash gnuplot_instructions.gpi> 
 +# Mostly the same as above, until... 
 + 
 +# Set your X axis format 
 +set style histogram clustered gap 1 
 +set style fill solid border -1
  
 +# Finally, plot with boxes
 +plot f using 1:2 with boxes
 </file> </file>
  
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 set xdata time set xdata time
 set format x '%Y' set format x '%Y'
-set xlabel 'Year' +set key autotitle columnhead  # use the first line for titles in legend 
-set ylabel 'Passengers'+set xlabel 'Year'             # except for X, where we show Year not Month
 set datafile sep ',' set datafile sep ','
  
 # You can use: lines, points, linespoints # You can use: lines, points, linespoints
-plot 'AirPassengers.csv' using 1:2 with lines title 'Airline Passengers'+plot 'AirPassengers.csv' using 1:2 with lines
 </file> </file>
  
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 700 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+ 700 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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-    |                                                    Airline Passengers ******* |+    |                                                           #Passengers ******* |
     |                                                                            *  |     |                                                                            *  |
 600 |-+                                                                          *+-| 600 |-+                                                                          *+-|
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