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Plotting the world
In the Gnuplot demo files folder that comes with your Gnuplot installation exists the file world.dat which contains data in order to plot a map of the world. Therefore we remove the key from the figure...
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Attractive plots
As you surely have noticed I don’t use the default colors and line styles from Gnuplot, but define them myself. The simple reason is that the default colors are not optimized to be very pleasant, but...
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Scale paper like grid
If you want to compare some time series of data with each other it could be a good idea to plot them just onto a grid without anything else. Here we will generate a scale paper like grid and plot two...
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As already mentioned gnuplot 4.6 overs an easier way to include loops in your code. Here we are using it to create an animation of a set of head related impulse responses, which show differences in...
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Zooming in with multiplot
Occasionally it is a good idea to create a zoom of some part of your main plot, especially if you have a small part of your plot where the data is hiding each other. Fig. 1 Including a zoom into your...
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Ease your plotting with config-snippets
If you are a regular gnuplot user you most probably want to reuse some common settings. I normally avoid it on this blog to have easy scripts that run as standalone files, but during my work I use a...
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Circular heat map
Suppose you have a large circular container filled with sand and measure its density at different positions. Now the goal is to display your measurements as a heat map extrapolated from your...
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