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exercise:mm_uzh:gnuplot [2014/04/24 17:11] – talirzexercise:mm_uzh:gnuplot [2014/05/01 07:54] – talirz
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 plot sin(x)                                # use plot for 2d plots plot sin(x)                                # use plot for 2d plots
 splot sin(x)*sin(y)                        # use splot for 3d plots splot sin(x)*sin(y)                        # use splot for 3d plots
-plot 'spectrum.energ' using 1:4            # plot column 1 as x and column 4 as y+plot 'spectrum.ener' using 1:4            # plot column 1 as x and column 4 as y
 replot 'spectrum.ener' using 1:($3+$5) title 'Total energy' replot 'spectrum.ener' using 1:($3+$5) title 'Total energy'
-set ylabel "time steps"+set xlabel "time steps"
 set xrange [0:10] set xrange [0:10]
 replot                                     # redo the plot with current settings replot                                     # redo the plot with current settings
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 Finally, we want to use Gnuplot's fitting functionality. Finally, we want to use Gnuplot's fitting functionality.
 Say, we have a data set ''data.dat'', which contains $x$ in the first column and some computed $f(x)$ in the second column. Say, we have a data set ''data.dat'', which contains $x$ in the first column and some computed $f(x)$ in the second column.
-We want to fit a function $f(x)=ax^2$ to this data set. Then we do:+We want to fit a function $f(x)=ax^2$ to this data set. In Gnuplot, this would be achieved by:
 <code bash> <code bash>
 f(x) = a*x*x                   # Define function to be fitted f(x) = a*x*x                   # Define function to be fitted
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 <note>**TASK 2** <note>**TASK 2**
  
-  - Create a second plot, this time of temperature versus time.+  - Create a second plot, this time of temperature versus simulation time.
   - Label axes of the plot with appropriate units.   - Label axes of the plot with appropriate units.
   - Use Gnuplot's fitting functionality to extract the //average// temperature.   - Use Gnuplot's fitting functionality to extract the //average// temperature.
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