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Plotting many data files and creating an animation in gnuplot

October 5, 2018June 11, 2014 by Rajesh

Say, you have many files with two columns of data.  If we want to plot the data in each file in a separate plot, it will take a lot of time do it manually one by one. But using a simple shell script, this can be done at once. Let the files be named as data1, … Read more Plotting many data files and creating an animation in gnuplot

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gnuplot in Fortran

October 5, 2018May 16, 2014 by Rajesh

How great would it be if we can have a plotting option directly in Fortran programs? I was having trouble finding a proper way to do this. Then I came across the wonderful gnuplot software (free and open source !!). It is a command line plotting utility that can produce publication-quality plots. So what has it got … Read more gnuplot in Fortran

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