add
"""
import numpy
"""
at the beginning of your code. Then,
y1=[Decimal('0.3041997084285048793446312110'), Decimal
('0.3041811120982812429734672735'), Decimal
('0.3041586008929715390350375366'), Decimal
('0.08256793883349254633032840545'), Decimal
('0.08255838341506859117962741714')]
(just a subset of your data)
goes to:
y1 = numpy.array([0.3041997084285048793446312110 ,
0.3041811120982812429734672735 , 0.3041586008929715390350375366 ,
0.08256793883349254633032840545 , 0.08255838341506859117962741714 ] )
with similar modifications for x1,x2,y2. This takes less place. You
do not need the "decimal" package in my opinion. Except if the raw
data you get is the one with the "Decimal" indicators.
> Here my simplest code: http://dpaste.com/161149/
>
> Now what I ask is for suggestions about turn this in better code
In what way ? What are your requirements ?
> So... please make suggestions what interest to do for this code be
> faster and better
> Any type!
Is it too slow ? Is there a reason why you are not satisfied ?
> And one question: There is a way to do in each point I draw
> relative to the 'second' graph (x2,y2)
> to put a specific legend?
If you want each point to have a separate legend, you should plot
them separately: a plot(x2[i:i+1),y2[i:i+1],'ro') command for i in
range(N_points).
Good plotting,
Pierre
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