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François Rioult, 03/02/2011 20:27
1 | 1 | François Rioult | h1. Gnuplot |
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3 | 5 | François Rioult | !https://forge.greyc.fr/attachments/61/gnuplot.png! |
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5 | 1 | François Rioult | h2. Synopsis |
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7 | This operator has no parameter, two inputs (the GNUplot script and the data) and one output (the plot). It launches GNUplot for generating a .PNG image. |
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9 | h2. Parameters |
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11 | None. |
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13 | h2. Inputs |
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15 | 2 | François Rioult | 2 input files : |
16 | 4 | François Rioult | * the first is the @GNUplot@ script. This script uses a @@file@@ string, that is dynamically replaced with the real name by the script. Example |
17 | <pre>set title "complexite de l'extraction des frequents" |
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18 | set logscale |
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19 | set style data lines |
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20 | set xlabel 'support minimum' |
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21 | set ylabel 'nombre de frequents' |
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22 | set y2tics |
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23 | set y2label 'temps extraction en s.' |
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24 | plot '@file@' using 1:2 title 'nombre de frequents' axis x1y1, '@file@' using 1:3 title 'temps extraction' axis x1y2, '@file@' using 1:($2/$3) title 'rapport temps/frequent' |
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25 | </pre> |
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26 | 2 | François Rioult | * the second is the data to be plot. |
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28 | h2. Outputs |
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30 | 1 output: the .PNG image representing the plot. |
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32 | h2. Shell Code |
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34 | <pre> |
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35 | #!/bin/bash |
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37 | # this shell uses gnuplot with the script as first input on the data |
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38 | # on the second output |
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39 | # the @file@ string in the gnuplot script is replaced by the data file. |
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41 | script=$1; shift |
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42 | data=`echo $1 | sed 's/\//\\\\\//g'`; shift |
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43 | output=$1; shift |
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46 | echo "set terminal png" |
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47 | echo "set output '$output'" |
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48 | sed "s/@file@/$data/g" $script |
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49 | ) > $script.plot |
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51 | gnuplot $script.plot |
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52 | rm $script.plot |
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53 | </pre> |
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55 | h2. Example |
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57 | This operator is used plotting the results in the stream [[Data mining complexity]]. |