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Questions tagged [javaplot]
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Repercussions of trying to kill a program before closing OutputStreamWriter
This is part of larger graphing program (JavaPlot specifically). In a nut shell, I would try to graph something; the graph would appear at
out.write(comms);
but then close once it hit
out.close()
I know you need to close OutputStreamWriter, so…
Daniel
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Scatter Plot will not change color
I'm trying to change the color of the points on my 3D Scatter Plot. The points change to black, not the color I want and the point on the key changes to the correct color. Does anyone know why this occurs?
import…
Daniel
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How do I run Gnuplot Scripts from a Java environment?
All of the information I'm finding about using JavaPlot is about how to create plots and run them from a Java code-level. This is fine, but I already have some script files used that do what I want them to outside of Jave when a user executes them.…
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How do I get vertically stacked plots using JavaPlot?
How can I reproduce these vertically stacked plots, available in gnuplot:
set multiplot
set size 1, 0.5
set origin 0.0,0.5
plot sin(x), log(x)
set origin 0.0,0.0
plot sin(x), log(x), cos(x)
unset multiplot
From JavaPlot…
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Javaplot set grid
I try to plot using JavaPlot a particular graph in a java project (I use eclipse).
Now, I create the module for plotting as follow:
public void createPlot(){
JavaPlot p = new JavaPlot();
p.set("key", "rmargin");
p.set("key…
Panichi Pattumeros PapaCastoro
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JavaPlot: Is there anyway to replot the data in the same plot instead of creating a new graphic?
I was trying to monitor the change of some parameters using JavaPlot.
Is there a way to simply update the plot of data in the original plot?
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JavaPlot: How can I use the fit method of GNUPlot?
I have a set of 6 points. Now I want to create a trend line (fifth-degree polynomial). I don't have much experience with GNUPlot, yet, but I found the "fit" method which should do exactly what I want. The problem is that I don't know how to call the…
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JavaPlot - How to plot more data sets to same graphic?
I want to compare time series data in just one graphic. I added several data sets to same plot and plot it - just one data set is shown. Documentation missing, existing questions useless..
Question: Why is just one data set represented? And also,…
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gnuplot 4.7 and Javaplot | The windows is disappeared immediately
I'm trying to see my plot using Javaplot, but the window is not even shown and disappeared immediately.
Here is my code:
JavaPlot p = new JavaPlot("C:/Program Files (x86)/gnuplot/bin/pgnuplot.exe");
String s=readFile();
p.addPlot(s);
p.plot(); …
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Plot2DPanel- Set axis string labels
I am trying but not succeeding to replace numeric labels by string labels on a Plot2DPanel display.
Here is a look of my chart using numeric X axis labels:
Here is the code I use:
// create your PlotPanel (you can use it as a JPanel)
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Java - JavaPlot under Mac OS X 10.8 - Could I somehow avoid installing gnuplot?
If you don't know JavaPlot, it's a Java library which 'connects' Java with the popular gnuplot providing a set of classes. When it runs, it searches for the gnuplot binary in your system. Anyway, some months ago I've been through the awful…
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Spectogram using JavaPlot not working
I'm trying to display a spectogram using JavaPlot with this piece of code:
PlotStyle style = new PlotStyle();
style.setStyle(Style.IMAGE);
DataSetPlot data = new DataSetPlot(points);
data.setPlotStyle(style);
JavaPlot plot =…
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Using JavaPlot/Gnuplot for 3D graphing
I'm trying to do what the title says. Obviously gnuplot is capable of doing this but I want to use JavaPlot to call it. The Graph3D class in JavaPlot makes me think its possible but as I have found no 3D examples and there's almost no documentation…
Daniel
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JavaPlot timestamps not working
I have a file like
1429520881 15.0
1429520882 3.0
1429520883 340.0
and I try to use it in JavaPlot
JavaPlot plot=new JavaPlot();
GenericDataSet dataset=new GenericDataSet();
filling dataset with…
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