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Getting more plots on one!
I am not sure how to describe this but I would like to create plots that look like those in the attached figure. How do you create these? Please note that this is just on plot with many subplots.
I know the basics of GNUPLOT but I am not sure how to put the plots together as shown in the attached figure. So please just tell me how to stack them one top of the other.
Thank you so much !!
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Re: Getting more plots on one!
Trillianx wrote:
> I am not sure how to describe this but I would like to create plots that look
> like those in the attached figure. How do you create these?
See "help multiplot".
> I know the basics of GNUPLOT
Obligatory reminder: the program's name is "gnuplot". No upper-case
letter anywhere.
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Re: Getting more plots on one!
I have been using the multiplot function in gnuplot to recreate the plot from my first post. I am using gnuplot 4-2.5, However I have few problems ( Please scroll down to see the attached plot.
1. The ylabel does not work for all plots. Where should I position the ylabel?
2. I would like to have the xlabel ONLY for the bottom plot. Where do I place the xlabel? Positioning as you can see in the code does not work.
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytic -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtic -10.0,2,10
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
unset xtics
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Thank you so much!!
Rohit
Trillianx wrote:
I am not sure how to describe this but I would like to create plots that look like those in the attached figure. How do you create these? Please note that this is just on plot with many subplots.
I know the basics of GNUPLOT but I am not sure how to put the plots together as shown in the attached figure. So please just tell me how to stack them one top of the other.
Thank you so much !!
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Re: Getting more plots on one!
Sorry, in my previous post I am able to get solutions for question (1) and (2). However I cannot find an answer to Question (3). Thus please ONLY address question (3). Which is:
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
Thanks!
Trillian.
I have been using the multiplot function in gnuplot to recreate the plot from my first post. I am using gnuplot 4-2.5, However I have few problems ( Please scroll down to see the attached plot.
1. The ylabel does not work for all plots. Where should I position the ylabel?
2. I would like to have the xlabel ONLY for the bottom plot. Where do I place the xlabel? Positioning as you can see in the code does not work.
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytic -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtic -10.0,2,10
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
unset xtics
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Thank you so much!!
Rohit
Trillianx wrote:
I am not sure how to describe this but I would like to create plots that look like those in the attached figure. How do you create these? Please note that this is just on plot with many subplots.
I know the basics of GNUPLOT but I am not sure how to put the plots together as shown in the attached figure. So please just tell me how to stack them one top of the other.
Thank you so much !!
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Re: Getting more plots on one!
have a look at this script:
reset
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytics -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtics -10.0,2,10
## define and then unset x2tics for later use
set x2tics -10.0,2,10
unset x2tics
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
## reserve some space for x- and y-labels by shifting
## the plots a little bit
OX=1.7*OX
OY=1.5*OY
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
set xtics format ""
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
## switch x2tics on
set x2tics
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Sorry, in my previous post I am able to get solutions for question (1) and (2). However I cannot find an answer to Question (3). Thus please ONLY address question (3). Which is:
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
Thanks!
Trillian.
Trillianx wrote:
I have been using the multiplot function in gnuplot to recreate the plot from my first post. I am using gnuplot 4-2.5, However I have few problems ( Please scroll down to see the attached plot.
1. The ylabel does not work for all plots. Where should I position the ylabel?
2. I would like to have the xlabel ONLY for the bottom plot. Where do I place the xlabel? Positioning as you can see in the code does not work.
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytic -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtic -10.0,2,10
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
unset xtics
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Thank you so much!!
Rohit
Trillianx wrote:
I am not sure how to describe this but I would like to create plots that look like those in the attached figure. How do you create these? Please note that this is just on plot with many subplots.
I know the basics of GNUPLOT but I am not sure how to put the plots together as shown in the attached figure. So please just tell me how to stack them one top of the other.
Thank you so much !!
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Re: Getting more plots on one!
Trillianx wrote:
> 3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers
> ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
Use a blank 'set format x' string for all but the bottom plots.
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Re: Getting more plots on one!
Hello Thomas,
Thanks for your script. It worked wonderfully. The final thing I need is to change the xtics to alphabets. For this beside xtics in the" first plot from bottom", I type the following:
set xtics ("M5.0" 1.00000, "M6.0" 2.00000, "M7.0" 3.0, "M8.0" 4.0, "M9.0" 5.0)
However when I do that the formatting changes again as you can see from the screenshot. The set x2tics works well but not the xtics. Why is that? And how can you rectify it? Here is the code again:
reset
#set terminal postscript eps monochrome "Times-Roman" 10
#set output "data.eps"
#set size 1.4,1.4
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
#set yrange[0.5:7]
set xrange[0:6]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.5; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
#set ytics 0.0,2,7
set xtics 0.0,1,6
## define and then unset x2tics for later use
set x2tics 0.0,1,6
unset x2tics
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
## reserve some space for x- and y-labels by shifting
## the plots a little bit
OX=1.7*OX
OY=1.5*OY
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xtics ("M5.0" 1.00000, "M6.0" 2.00000, "M7.0" 3.0, "M8.0" 4.0, "M9.0" 5.0)
set ytics 0.0,2,7
set yrange[0.5:7]
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot "order65.dat"
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
set yrange[0.5:10]
set ytics 0.0,2,10
set xtics format ""
plot "order65_2.dat"
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
set yrange[0:6]
set ytics 0.0,2,6
plot "order61.dat"
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
## switch x2tics on
set x2tics ("M5.0" 1.00000, "M6.0" 2.00000, "M7.0" 3.0, "M8.0" 4.0, "M9.0" 5.0)
set yrange[0.5:5]
set ytics 0.0,2,5
plot "order61_2.dat"
unset multiplot
have a look at this script:
reset
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytics -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtics -10.0,2,10
## define and then unset x2tics for later use
set x2tics -10.0,2,10
unset x2tics
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
## reserve some space for x- and y-labels by shifting
## the plots a little bit
OX=1.7*OX
OY=1.5*OY
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
set xtics format ""
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
## switch x2tics on
set x2tics
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Sorry, in my previous post I am able to get solutions for question (1) and (2). However I cannot find an answer to Question (3). Thus please ONLY address question (3). Which is:
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
Thanks!
Trillian.
Trillianx wrote:
I have been using the multiplot function in gnuplot to recreate the plot from my first post. I am using gnuplot 4-2.5, However I have few problems ( Please scroll down to see the attached plot.
1. The ylabel does not work for all plots. Where should I position the ylabel?
2. I would like to have the xlabel ONLY for the bottom plot. Where do I place the xlabel? Positioning as you can see in the code does not work.
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytic -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtic -10.0,2,10
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
unset xtics
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Thank you so much!!
Rohit
Trillianx wrote:
I am not sure how to describe this but I would like to create plots that look like those in the attached figure. How do you create these? Please note that this is just on plot with many subplots.
I know the basics of GNUPLOT but I am not sure how to put the plots together as shown in the attached figure. So please just tell me how to stack them one top of the other.
Thank you so much !!
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Re: Getting more plots on one!
redefine xtics with empty labels for the 2nd plot
...
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics ("M5.0" 1.00000, "M6.0" 2.00000, "M7.0" 3.0, "M8.0" 4.0, "M9.0" 5.0)
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
set xtics ("" 1.00000, "" 2.00000, "" 3.0, "" 4.0, "" 5.0)
plot cos(x)
...
Hello Thomas,
Thanks for your script. It worked wonderfully. The final thing I need is to change the xtics to alphabets. For this beside xtics in the" first plot from bottom", I type the following:
set xtics ("M5.0" 1.00000, "M6.0" 2.00000, "M7.0" 3.0, "M8.0" 4.0, "M9.0" 5.0)
However when I do that the formatting changes again as you can see from the screenshot. The set x2tics works well but not the xtics. Why is that? And how can you rectify it? Here is the code again:
reset
#set terminal postscript eps monochrome "Times-Roman" 10
#set output "data.eps"
#set size 1.4,1.4
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
#set yrange[0.5:7]
set xrange[0:6]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.5; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
#set ytics 0.0,2,7
set xtics 0.0,1,6
## define and then unset x2tics for later use
set x2tics 0.0,1,6
unset x2tics
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
## reserve some space for x- and y-labels by shifting
## the plots a little bit
OX=1.7*OX
OY=1.5*OY
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xtics ("M5.0" 1.00000, "M6.0" 2.00000, "M7.0" 3.0, "M8.0" 4.0, "M9.0" 5.0)
set ytics 0.0,2,7
set yrange[0.5:7]
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot "order65.dat"
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
set yrange[0.5:10]
set ytics 0.0,2,10
set xtics format ""
plot "order65_2.dat"
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
set yrange[0:6]
set ytics 0.0,2,6
plot "order61.dat"
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
## switch x2tics on
set x2tics ("M5.0" 1.00000, "M6.0" 2.00000, "M7.0" 3.0, "M8.0" 4.0, "M9.0" 5.0)
set yrange[0.5:5]
set ytics 0.0,2,5
plot "order61_2.dat"
unset multiplot
have a look at this script:
reset
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytics -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtics -10.0,2,10
## define and then unset x2tics for later use
set x2tics -10.0,2,10
unset x2tics
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
## reserve some space for x- and y-labels by shifting
## the plots a little bit
OX=1.7*OX
OY=1.5*OY
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
set xtics format ""
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
## switch x2tics on
set x2tics
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Trillianx wrote:
Sorry, in my previous post I am able to get solutions for question (1) and (2). However I cannot find an answer to Question (3). Thus please ONLY address question (3). Which is:
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
Thanks!
Trillian.
Trillianx wrote:
I have been using the multiplot function in gnuplot to recreate the plot from my first post. I am using gnuplot 4-2.5, However I have few problems ( Please scroll down to see the attached plot.
1. The ylabel does not work for all plots. Where should I position the ylabel?
2. I would like to have the xlabel ONLY for the bottom plot. Where do I place the xlabel? Positioning as you can see in the code does not work.
3. I would like to have the xtics to appear for all plots but the numbers ONLY for the bottom plot. How do I make it happen?
##----Setting small tics
set mytics
set mxtics
unset key
##--Setting y-range for all plots
set yrange[0:1]
## Setting ylabels for all plots
set ylabel "EW (A)"
##Defining variables
SX = 0.9; SY = 0.2
OX = 0.05; OY = 0.05
NX = 1; NY = 3
set ytic -0.6,0.2,0.8
set xtic -10.0,2,10
PY = 0.198
##Setting margins
set bmargin OX; set tmargin OX; set lmargin OY; set rmargin OY
set size SX*NX+OX*1.5, SY*NY+OY*1.8
set multiplot
## First plot from bottom------------------------------------
set size SX,SY
set origin OX,OY
set xtics
set xlabel "Spectral Type"
plot sin(x)
## Second plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY+OY
unset xlabel
unset xtics
plot cos(x)
## Third plot from bottom-------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*2 + OY
plot tan(x)
## Fourth plot from bottom------------------------------------
set origin OX,PY*3 + OY
plot sin(x)*exp(x)
unset multiplot
Thank you so much!!
Rohit
Trillianx wrote:
I am not sure how to describe this but I would like to create plots that look like those in the attached figure. How do you create these? Please note that this is just on plot with many subplots.
I know the basics of GNUPLOT but I am not sure how to put the plots together as shown in the attached figure. So please just tell me how to stack them one top of the other.
Thank you so much !!
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