实例介绍
【实例简介】绘图软件gnuplot：gnuplot in action
【实例截图】
【核心代码】
brief contents
PART 1BASICS ..........................................................................1
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■ Prelude: Understanding data with gnuplot 3
2
■ Essential gnuplot 16
3
■ Working with data 29
4
■ Practical matters 49
PART 2POLISHING .................................................................65
5
■ Doing it with style 67
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■ Decorations 90
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■ All about axes 110
PART 3ADVANCED GNUPLOT ................................................131
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■ Three-dimensional plots 133
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■ Color 152
10
■ Advanced plotting concepts 175
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■ Terminals in depth 200
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■ Macros, scripting, and batch operations 222PART 4GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS WITH GNUPLOT .......................243
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■ Fundamental graphical methods 245
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■ Techniques of graphical analysis 273
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■ Coda: Understanding data with graphs 301ix
contents
foreword xvii
foreword xix
preface xxi
acknowledgments xxiii
about this book xxv
PART 1BASICS .................................................................1
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Prelude: Understanding
data with gnuplot 3
1.1 A busy weekend 4
Planning a marathon 4
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Determining the future 6
1.2 What is graphical analysis? 9
Data analysis and visualization concepts 10
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Why graphical
analysis? 12
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Limitations of graphical analysis 12
1.3 What is gnuplot? 13
Gnuplot isn’t GNU 13
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Why gnuplot? 14
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Limitations 15
1.4 Summary 15CONTENTS
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Essential gnuplot 16
2.1 Simple plots 16
Invoking gnuplot and first plots 17
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Plotting data from a
file 20
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Abbreviations and defaults 23
2.2 Saving and exporting 24
Saving and loading commands 25
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Exporting graphs 25
One-step export script 27
2.3 Summary 28
3
Working with data 29
3.1 Managing large data sets 30
Multiple data sets per file: index 30
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Records spanning multiple
lines: every 31
3.2 Smoothing and summarizing data 32
Plotting unsorted data files 32
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Smoothing noisy data 35
3.3 Math with gnuplot 38
Mathematical expressions 38
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Built-in functions 38
User-defined variables and functions 39
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Complex numbers 40
3.4 Data transformations 41
Simple data transformations 41
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Pseudocolumns and the column
function 42
3.5 Plotting functions and data 43
Tricks and warnings 44
3.6 Logarithmic plots 44
How do logarithmic plots work? 44
3.7 Summary 47
4
Practical matters 49
4.1 Managing options 50
4.2 Data files 51
Permissible formats and options 51
4.3 Strings 55
Quotes 55
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String operations 55
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String applications 57
Crazy example: plotting the Unix password file 58
4.4 Generating textual output 59
The print command 59
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The set table option 60CONTENTS
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4.5 Interacting with gnuplot 61
Getting help 61
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Command history 61
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Hot keys and
mousing 62
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Reading data interactively 63
4.6 Summary 64
PART 2POLISHING ........................................................65
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Doing it with style 67
5.1 Choosing plot styles 68
Inline style directives 68
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Terminal capabilities 69
Global style directives 70
5.2 Plot styles 70
Core styles 71
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Box styles 72
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Styles with errorbars or
ranges 78
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Filled styles 81
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Other styles 84
5.3 Customizing styles 85
Custom line styles 86
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Specifying color 87
Worked example: half-tone shading 87
5.4 Summary 89
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Decorations 90
6.1 Quick start: minimal context for data 91
6.2 Digression: locations on a graph 92
6.3 Additional graph elements: decorations 94
Common conventions 94
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Arrows 94
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Text labels 97
Objects 99
6.4 The graph’s legend or key 100
Turning the key on and off 101
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Placement 101
Layout 101
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Explanations 102
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Appearance 104
Default settings 104
6.5 Worked example: features of a spectrum 104
6.6 Overall appearance 106
Size and aspect ratio 106
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Borders and margins 108
6.7 Summary 109
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All about axes 110
7.1 Multiple axes 111
Terminology 111
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Plotting with two coordinate systems 112
Should you do it? 113CONTENTS
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7.2 Selecting plot ranges 115
7.3 Tic marks 116
Major tic marks 116
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Minor tic marks 117
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Formatting the
tic labels 118
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Reading tic labels from file 122
Grid and zero axes 123
7.4 A worked example 123
7.5 Special case: time series 124
Turning numbers into names: months and weekdays 124
General time series: the gory details 127
7.6 Summary 130
PART 3ADVANCED GNUPLOT .......................................131
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Three-dimensional plots 133
8.1 Basics 135
8.2 Options for surface and contour plots 136
Surface plots 136
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Contour lines 139
8.3 Coordinate axes and view point 141
Borders 142
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View point 143
8.4 Plotting data from a file using splot 145
Grid format 146
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Matrix format 148
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Smooth surfaces 149
8.5 Summary 151
9
Color 152
9.1 Defining palettes 153
Color spaces: a refresher 153
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The palette option 154
9.2 Creating colored graphs with palettes 157
The pm3d mode 157
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The colorbox 158
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Other ways to use
color 160
9.3 Using color for data representation 161
Thoughts on palette design 162
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Some sample palettes 165
Words of caution 168
9.4 Case studies 169
A smoothly varying function 169
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A complex figure 171
9.5 Summary 173CONTENTS
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Advanced plotting concepts 175
10.1 Multiplot 176
Regular arrays of graphs with layout 177
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Graphs within a
graph 179
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Graphs aligned on a common axis 181
10.2 Higher math and special occasions 183
Parametric plots 183
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Non-Cartesian coordinates 184
Vector fields 188
10.3 Curve fitting 190
Background 190
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Using the fit command 191
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Worked
example 195
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Should you do it? 197
10.4 Summary 199
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Terminals in depth 200
11.1 Exporting graphs to file 201
11.2 Common terminal options 202
Size 202
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Fonts 202
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Enhanced text mode 202
Miscellaneous appearance options 205
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Flushing output
channels 205
11.3 Standard graphics file formats 206
Bitmaps 206
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SVG 208
11.4 Print-quality output 209
PostScript 209
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Using PostScript plots with LaTeX 211
PDF 217
11.5 Interactive terminals 218
wxt 218
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x11 219
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aqua 219
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windows 219
11.6 Other terminals 220
11.7 Summary 221
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Macros, scripting, an
d batch operations 222
12.1 Strings and string macros 223
12.2 Calling other programs from gnuplot 224
Executing a command in a subshell 225
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Capturing the output of
a subprocess 225
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Input/output redirection (Unix only) 226
Example: watermarking plots 227
12.3 Calling gnuplot from other programs 228
Batch operations 228
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Invoking gnuplot from other
programs 229
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Example: creating a font table 232CONTENTS
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12.4 Slideshows with pause and reread 232
12.5 Configuring your workspace 234
Creating custom hot key bindings 236
12.6 Gnuplot for the web 239
Using Gnuplot as a CGI script 239
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Using gnuplot as a
subprocess to a CGI script 241
12.7 Summary 241
PART 4GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS WITH GNUPLOT ............. 243
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Fundamental graphical methods 245
13.1 Relationships 246
Scatter plots 246
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Logarithmic scales 252
13.2 Counting statistics 256
Jitter plots and histograms 256
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Kernel density estimates 258
Cumulative distribution functions 259
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Consider using median
and percentiles 261
13.3 Ranked data 262
13.4 Multivariate data 264
Parallel coordinate plots 264
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Multivariate analysis 269
Star plots 270
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Historical perspective: computer-aided data
analysis 271
13.5 Summary 272
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Techniques of graphical analysis 273
14.1 The core principle of graphical analysis 274
14.2 Iteration and transformation 275
A case study in iteration: car data 275
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Making data
comparable: monitoring quantities in a control chart 278
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Honor
the data: truncation and responsiveness 280
14.3 Changing the appearance to improve perception 284
Banking 284
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Judging lengths and distances 287
Enhancing quantitative perception 289
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Plot ranges and the
matter of zero 291
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A tough problem: the display of changing
compositions 292CONTENTS
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14.4 Housekeeping 296
The lifecycle of a graph 296
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Input data files 296
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Output
files 298
14.5 Reminders for presentation graphics 298
14.6 Summary 300
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Coda: Understanding data with graphs 301
appendix A Obtaining, building, and installing gnuplot 303
appendix B Gnuplot reference 309
appendix C Resources 345
index 351
标签： gnuplot
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