On 10/21/07, nitriles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hey, Ive got 10 strings of data that i plot into 1 big window, but somehow
> matplotlib gives me a very strange set-up. I am rather new to matplotlib and
> python so im kinda stuck now!
> heres an image of what i get and part of my code:
>
> http://www.nabble.com/file/p13290670/Bildschirmphoto1.png
>
> ###############################################
> from scipy import *
> import pylab
> from scipy.optimize import leastsq
> import sys
>
> #Functions
>
> def pload(filename):
> """function for loading special Mira data"""
>
> def residuals(p, y, x):
> A,k,theta,C = p
> err = y - (A*sin(k*x+theta)**2+C)
> return err
>
> def peval(x,p):
> A,k,theta,C = p
> return A*sin(k*x+theta)**2+C
>
>
> for i in range(len(data)):
> dat = data[i,:]
> x=arange(1,17,1)
> y_meas = dat[2:]
> freq1=dat[0]
> freq2=dat[1]
>
> #Plotting
>
> min=x.min()
> max=x.max()
> step=(max-min)/100.
> xfine=arange(min,max,step)
> subnr=250+i+1
> pylab.subplot(subnr)
Try
pylab.subplot(2,5,i+1)
Once you get past 9, you cannot use the subplot number w/o commas.
The format is
subplot(numrows, numcols, plotnum)
so you can write
subplot(211) or or subplot(2,1,1) which mean the same thing, bug
the version w/o commas only works if the plotnum<10
> pylab.plot(xfine,peval(xfine,plsq[0]), 'r')
> pylab.errorbar(x,y_meas,yerr=sqrt(y_meas),fmt='bo')
> pylab.xlabel('Number [...]')
> pylab.ylabel('Value [...]')
> pylab.grid(True)
>
> pylab.legend(('Fitting', 'Measured Data'),
> 'upper right', shadow=True)
> pylab.title('Least square fit for Mira')
> pylab.show()
>
> ##############################################
>
> I just want the graph to be arranged properly into the window.
> Later i need to add a main title, a title for each graph and return the
> values that the computer used to fit the graph (meaning A, k, theta and C)
> Thanks a lot!
> -Julia-
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