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plotting time discrete data - leprechaun - 06-23-2015 12:18 PM Hi everybody! I have a vector of time-discrete data. How do I plot a one dimensional vector? Is there an app that does the Job or a smart way? Either simply dots at the sampled Points or a polyline (implied polyline would be great anyway)? say M1:=[0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,4,0,1,2,3,4]; is a sampled sawtooth where the index into the vector is supposed to be my sample index. No absolute time needed, just implied tn. RE: plotting time discrete data - Didier Lachieze - 06-23-2015 02:02 PM You can use the "Statistics 1Var" app, after selecting it you need to move your data to the D1 list: [attachment=2200] then in the Symb view select Line as the type of Plot: [attachment=2201] and with Plot you can view your data: [attachment=2202] RE: plotting time discrete data - leprechaun - 06-23-2015 02:10 PM I will present some results of my work. Not nearly satisfactional.... I decided to make a polyline(M) function that accepts a 1-dimensional vector as argument. It should use LINE_P() for plotting a polyline. That sounds nice, but I have the Feeling that i am stuck. For my general understanding: LINE_P accepts a Vector of Points, i.e. vectors with 2 entries for the 2-dimensional Problems and a Vector of indices into the above buffer that define line segments. Similar to a vbo I think? Help or an example on LINE_P with Point lists would be great! second problem: when trying to convert my 1-dim vector into a points array I fail. Code:
How can assign a column in v_data? I realize that I am totally confused with row- and column vectos AND I do not know the best way to manipulate either with my prime. Thanks a lot for your help. It will lead to a working function, hopefully! RE: plotting time discrete data - leprechaun - 06-23-2015 02:11 PM Thanks Didier! However maybe you can help me getting my polyline() function working? It is a good way to learn. RE: plotting time discrete data - Didier Lachieze - 06-23-2015 03:32 PM (06-23-2015 02:11 PM)leprechaun Wrote: Thanks Didier! Here is a very rough implementation of the polyline() function, you'll have to adjust the pixel mapping to your needs: Code: EXPORT polyline(data) RE: plotting time discrete data - Marcus von Cube - 06-24-2015 12:19 PM Here is another rather simple way using the Function app: |