[time-nuts] Thunderbolt Data Plotting

[Robert Vassar]

Tom,


Gnuplot is perfectly suitable for stuff like this.  You just need to  
describe what you want to graph, and set some bounds and ranges,  
output type, etc...


Somewhere on my home server, is a backup of it's predecessor, I have  
a Gnuplot script suitable for running out of cron as a daily job that  
makes a xy-plot of seconds vs. offset and dumps it in a png file.   
I'll see if I can find it.  I'm sure half a dozen other members here  
have something similar.


Rob



On Jul 11, 2008, at 8:22 AM, Tom Clifton wrote:

> Well - I have lots and lots of raw numbers, and no really good way  
> of plottinng it. I'm hardly a linux guru, but would gnuplot be a  
> suitable tool for graphing  data like the snipper below?
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> 374741 -0.5 0.00 0.7314587 32.10 0 130 18.2 158 4.0 12 1.8 132 3.2  
> 157 9.0 152 5.8 138 12.0 133 6.2
> 374742 -0.4 0.00 0.7314491 32.10 0 130 18.0 158 4.4 12 1.8 132 3.4  
> 157 9.0 152 5.8 138 12.0 133 6.4
> 374743 -0.3 0.00 0.7314491 32.10 0 130 18.2 158 4.4 12 1.8 132 3.4  
> 157 9.2 152 5.8 138 12.2 133 6.2
> 374744 -0.2 0.01 0.7314491 32.10 0 130 18.0 158 4.6 12 1.8 132 3.4  
> 157 9.2 152 5.8 138 12.0 133 6.0
> 374745 -0.2 0.02 0.7314491 32.10 0 130 18.0 158 4.8 12 1.8 132 3.2  
> 157 9.2 152 5.6 138 12.2 133 6.2
> 374746 -0.1 -0.01 0.7314491 32.10 0 130 17.8 158 4.8 12 1.8 132 3.6  
> 157 9.2 152 5.6 138 11.8 133 6.2
> 374747 0.0 0.01 0.7314491 32.10 0 130 17.4 158 4.8 12 1.8 132 3.4  
> 157 9.4 152 5.8 138 12.2 133 6.6
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