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haas:spring2018:unix:projects:gtf0 [2018/04/09 15:30] – [Submit] wedgehaas:spring2018:unix:projects:gtf0 [2018/04/09 19:39] (current) – [plotting a single line] wedge
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 For this project, we will be making use of the venerable **gnuplot** tool. Like many powerful tools we have encountered this semester, we seek only to scratch the surface, and start to familiarize ourselves with the powerful capabilities this resource offers us. For this project, we will be making use of the venerable **gnuplot** tool. Like many powerful tools we have encountered this semester, we seek only to scratch the surface, and start to familiarize ourselves with the powerful capabilities this resource offers us.
  
-Following will be some usage examples to help you get a +Following will be some usage examples to help you get a feel for how to use the tool (barely scratching the surface of what it can do):
  
 +====plotting a single line====
 +
 +===the data===
 +<code>
 +1.0 430
 +1.5 120
 +2.0 431
 +2.5 600
 +2.6 610
 +2.9 620
 +3.0 432
 +4.0 500
 +5.0 510
 +5.5 900
 +</code>
 +
 +===the gnuplot file===
 +<code>
 +set title 'Line'
 +set xlabel 'x'
 +set ylabel 'y (1/100)'
 +
 +set terminal png size 600,400
 +
 +unset key
 +set tics out nomirror
 +set border 3 front linetype black linewidth 1.0 dashtype solid
 +
 +set xrange [1:5]
 +set xtics 1, .5, 5
 +set mxtics 1
 +
 +set style line 1 linecolor rgb '#0060ad' linetype 1 linewidth 3
 +
 +plot 'line.data' using 1:($2/100) with lines linestyle 1 title 'data'
 +</code>
 +
 +===generating the graph===
 +
 +<cli>
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ gnuplot line.gp > ~/public_html/gtf0/line.png
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ chmod 0604 ~/public_html/gtf0/line.png
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ # view line.png in web browser
 +</cli>
 +
 +===the graph===
 +
 +{{  http://lab46.g7n.org/~wedge/line.png  |line graph}}
 +
 +====plotting lines====
 +
 +===the data===
 +<code>
 +1.0 430 110
 +1.5 120 125
 +2.0 431 130
 +2.5 600 150
 +2.6 610 160
 +2.9 620 192
 +3.0 432 100
 +4.0 500 340
 +5.0 510 450
 +5.5 900 700
 +</code>
 +
 +===the gnuplot file===
 +<code>
 +set title 'Lines'
 +set xlabel 'x'
 +set ylabel 'y'
 +set terminal png size 600,400
 +
 +set grid
 +set key below center horizontal noreverse enhanced autotitle box dashtype solid
 +set tics out nomirror
 +set border 3 front linetype black linewidth 1.0 dashtype solid
 +
 +set xrange [0.9:5.7]
 +set xtics 1, .5, 6
 +set mxtics 1
 +
 +set style line 1 linewidth 4
 +set style line 2 linewidth 1
 +set style line 3 linewidth 2
 +
 +plot 'lines.dat' using 1:2 with lines linestyle 1 title 'line1', \
 +     '' using 1:3 with lines linestyle 2 title 'line2', \
 +     '' using 1:($2+$3) with lines linestyle 3 title 'sum'
 +</code>
 +
 +===generating the graph===
 +
 +<cli>
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ gnuplot lines.gp > ~/public_html/gtf0/lines.png
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ chmod 0604 ~/public_html/gtf0/lines.png
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ # view lines.png in web browser
 +</cli>
 +
 +===the graph===
 +
 +{{  http://lab46.g7n.org/~wedge/lines.png  |lines graph}}
 +
 +====plotting a histogram====
 +
 +===the data===
 +<code>
 +march 5 55 20 30 40
 +april 6 35 40 30 55
 +may   7 45 50 60 70
 +</code>
 +
 +===the gnuplot file===
 +<code>
 +set title 'Histogram'
 +set xlabel 'x'
 +set ylabel 'y'
 +
 +set terminal png size 600,400
 +
 +set grid
 +set tics out nomirror
 +set border 3 front linetype black linewidth 1.0 dashtype solid
 +
 +set xrange [-1:3]
 +set xtics 1
 +
 +set yrange [0:80]
 +
 +set style line 1 linecolor rgb '#0060ad' linetype 1 linewidth 2
 +
 +set style histogram clustered gap 1 title offset character 0, 0, 0
 +set style data histograms
 +
 +set boxwidth 1.0 absolute
 +set style fill solid 5.0 border -1
 +
 +plot 'histogram.data' using 2:xtic(1) title 'cactus', \
 +        '' using 3 title 'maple', \
 +        '' using 4 title 'willow', \
 +        '' using 5 title 'birch'
 +</code>
 +
 +===generating the graph===
 +
 +<cli>
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ gnuplot histogram.gp > ~/public_html/gtf0/histogram.png
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ chmod 0604 ~/public_html/gtf0/histogram.png
 +lab46:~/src/gtf0$ # view histogram.png in web browser
 +</cli>
 +
 +===the graph===
 +
 +{{  http://lab46.g7n.org/~wedge/histogram.png  |histogram graph}}
 =====Your Task===== =====Your Task=====
 Your task for this project is as follows: Your task for this project is as follows:
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     * from the [[/haas/spring2018/unix/projects/status|class status page]], scrapes:     * from the [[/haas/spring2018/unix/projects/status|class status page]], scrapes:
       * the list of projects, the lowscore, average, median, and hiscore values of each of the evaluated projects       * the list of projects, the lowscore, average, median, and hiscore values of each of the evaluated projects
-        * places these values in columns (a projects column, a lowscore column, an average column, etc.) in a **gtf0.dat** file+        * places these values in columns (a projects column, a lowscore column, an average column, etc.) in a **gtf0.data** file
     * from your **~/info/status/unix.projects** file in your home directory:     * from your **~/info/status/unix.projects** file in your home directory:
       * obtains the scores and totals of each of the evaluated unix projects       * obtains the scores and totals of each of the evaluated unix projects
       * calculates the score (out of 100) of each individual project       * calculates the score (out of 100) of each individual project
-        * places these calculated scores as a final column in your **gtf0.dat** file+        * places these calculated scores as a final column in your **gtf0.data** file
     * constructs a **gtf0.gp** gnuplot file that:     * constructs a **gtf0.gp** gnuplot file that:
       * creates a graph title of "USER SEMESTER/DESIG class status"       * creates a graph title of "USER SEMESTER/DESIG class status"
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 *:gtf0:gtf0.sh no line in any file exceeds 80 characters in length [4/4] *:gtf0:gtf0.sh no line in any file exceeds 80 characters in length [4/4]
 *:gtf0:gtf0.sh all custom variable name lengths at least 4 symbols [4/4] *:gtf0:gtf0.sh all custom variable name lengths at least 4 symbols [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.data contents arranged by column with headings [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.gp sets proper graph title and axis labels [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.gp sets proper image format and resolution [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.gp sets proper axis range, sets up a grid [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.gp displays a valid key outside of graph area [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.gp grabs data from gtf0.data and sets x tics from it [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.gp uses different line colors and thicknesses [4/4]
 +*:gtf0:gtf0.gp identifies each line by category [4/4]
 *:gtf0:gtf0.sh operates according to specifications [5/5] *:gtf0:gtf0.sh operates according to specifications [5/5]
 *:gtf0:gtf0.sh logic is organized and easy to read [5/5] *:gtf0:gtf0.sh logic is organized and easy to read [5/5]
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