Plot specific lines from different files
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I have several files with content as show below.
iter,dev
0,9.92535
1,40.7503
2,40.684
I would like to draw the second row (the one with iter 1) from each file with x value as index of file and y value as dev. For example, if there are 3 files, x values will be 0, 1, 2 while y values will be dev from second row of each file. My first idea was to make a new file and gather all data with python and then plot with pgfplots but I would like to know if this is possible with pgfplots alone.
pgfplots
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
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I have several files with content as show below.
iter,dev
0,9.92535
1,40.7503
2,40.684
I would like to draw the second row (the one with iter 1) from each file with x value as index of file and y value as dev. For example, if there are 3 files, x values will be 0, 1, 2 while y values will be dev from second row of each file. My first idea was to make a new file and gather all data with python and then plot with pgfplots but I would like to know if this is possible with pgfplots alone.
pgfplots
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
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This is unclear. Do you want to plot the column dev versus the column iter? Or do you want to plot dev0 from from file 1 ... N versus file number, then dev1 from file number 1 ... N versus file number, then ...? Please explain. In the meantime, look at the datatool package as a way to pull in CSV files to LaTeX. Also, python can be embedded in LaTeX with for example the python package.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
Nov 19 at 13:55
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I have several files with content as show below.
iter,dev
0,9.92535
1,40.7503
2,40.684
I would like to draw the second row (the one with iter 1) from each file with x value as index of file and y value as dev. For example, if there are 3 files, x values will be 0, 1, 2 while y values will be dev from second row of each file. My first idea was to make a new file and gather all data with python and then plot with pgfplots but I would like to know if this is possible with pgfplots alone.
pgfplots
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
I have several files with content as show below.
iter,dev
0,9.92535
1,40.7503
2,40.684
I would like to draw the second row (the one with iter 1) from each file with x value as index of file and y value as dev. For example, if there are 3 files, x values will be 0, 1, 2 while y values will be dev from second row of each file. My first idea was to make a new file and gather all data with python and then plot with pgfplots but I would like to know if this is possible with pgfplots alone.
pgfplots
pgfplots
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
asked Nov 19 at 10:03
Shibli
20219
20219
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This is unclear. Do you want to plot the column dev versus the column iter? Or do you want to plot dev0 from from file 1 ... N versus file number, then dev1 from file number 1 ... N versus file number, then ...? Please explain. In the meantime, look at the datatool package as a way to pull in CSV files to LaTeX. Also, python can be embedded in LaTeX with for example the python package.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
Nov 19 at 13:55
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This is unclear. Do you want to plot the column dev versus the column iter? Or do you want to plot dev0 from from file 1 ... N versus file number, then dev1 from file number 1 ... N versus file number, then ...? Please explain. In the meantime, look at the datatool package as a way to pull in CSV files to LaTeX. Also, python can be embedded in LaTeX with for example the python package.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
Nov 19 at 13:55
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This is unclear. Do you want to plot the column dev versus the column iter? Or do you want to plot dev0 from from file 1 ... N versus file number, then dev1 from file number 1 ... N versus file number, then ...? Please explain. In the meantime, look at the datatool package as a way to pull in CSV files to LaTeX. Also, python can be embedded in LaTeX with for example the python package.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
Nov 19 at 13:55
This is unclear. Do you want to plot the column dev versus the column iter? Or do you want to plot dev0 from from file 1 ... N versus file number, then dev1 from file number 1 ... N versus file number, then ...? Please explain. In the meantime, look at the datatool package as a way to pull in CSV files to LaTeX. Also, python can be embedded in LaTeX with for example the python package.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
Nov 19 at 13:55
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This is unclear. Do you want to plot the column dev versus the column iter? Or do you want to plot dev0 from from file 1 ... N versus file number, then dev1 from file number 1 ... N versus file number, then ...? Please explain. In the meantime, look at the datatool package as a way to pull in CSV files to LaTeX. Also, python can be embedded in LaTeX with for example the python package.
– Jeffrey J Weimer
Nov 19 at 13:55