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问题 Hello and Happy new year gnuplot's users, I have my data store like this : France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,0,2020-01,,0,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,0,2020-02,0,0,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,0,2020-03,0,0,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,3,2020-04,0.00447675113455423,3,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases

问题 Hello and Happy new year gnuplot's users, I have my data store like this : France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,0,2020-01,,0,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,0,2020-02,0,0,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,0,2020-03,0,0,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases,3,2020-04,0.00447675113455423,3,"Epidemic intelligence, national weekly data" France,FRA,Europe,67012883,cases

问题 Originating from this question gnuplot why warning: Bad time format in string, there was the finding that the week numbers in gnuplot using the time specifiers %W and %U are wrong in some cases. Apparently, there are different definitions of the week numbers. Furthermore, there are different definitions when a week starts, e.g. on Sunday or Monday. One definition for week numbers, which is commonly used (however, not in the US and a few other countries) is according to ISO 8601. Code: (to

问题 Originating from this question gnuplot why warning: Bad time format in string, there was the finding that the week numbers in gnuplot using the time specifiers %W and %U are wrong in some cases. Apparently, there are different definitions of the week numbers. Furthermore, there are different definitions when a week starts, e.g. on Sunday or Monday. One definition for week numbers, which is commonly used (however, not in the US and a few other countries) is according to ISO 8601. Code: (to

问题 Originating from this question gnuplot why warning: Bad time format in string, there was the finding that the week numbers in gnuplot using the time specifiers %W and %U are wrong in some cases. Apparently, there are different definitions of the week numbers. Furthermore, there are different definitions when a week starts, e.g. on Sunday or Monday. One definition for week numbers, which is commonly used (however, not in the US and a few other countries) is according to ISO 8601. Code: (to

问题 I want to make a 3D representation of a large number of spheres of different diameter using gnuplot and whose information are in a file called 'data.dat' . If I do: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3 w p lt 7 I get a series of points of small dimensions of a homogeneous color. How can I add the real size of the spheres (read from the 4th column of the file 'data.dat' ) using the splot command? Something like: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3:4 ... 回答1: Since gnuplot 5.4, I guess you have the plotting style

问题 I want to make a 3D representation of a large number of spheres of different diameter using gnuplot and whose information are in a file called 'data.dat' . If I do: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3 w p lt 7 I get a series of points of small dimensions of a homogeneous color. How can I add the real size of the spheres (read from the 4th column of the file 'data.dat' ) using the splot command? Something like: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3:4 ... 回答1: Since gnuplot 5.4, I guess you have the plotting style

问题 I want to make a 3D representation of a large number of spheres of different diameter using gnuplot and whose information are in a file called 'data.dat' . If I do: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3 w p lt 7 I get a series of points of small dimensions of a homogeneous color. How can I add the real size of the spheres (read from the 4th column of the file 'data.dat' ) using the splot command? Something like: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3:4 ... 回答1: Since gnuplot 5.4, I guess you have the plotting style

问题 I want to make a 3D representation of a large number of spheres of different diameter using gnuplot and whose information are in a file called 'data.dat' . If I do: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3 w p lt 7 I get a series of points of small dimensions of a homogeneous color. How can I add the real size of the spheres (read from the 4th column of the file 'data.dat' ) using the splot command? Something like: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3:4 ... 回答1: Since gnuplot 5.4, I guess you have the plotting style

问题 I want to make a 3D representation of a large number of spheres of different diameter using gnuplot and whose information are in a file called 'data.dat' . If I do: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3 w p lt 7 I get a series of points of small dimensions of a homogeneous color. How can I add the real size of the spheres (read from the 4th column of the file 'data.dat' ) using the splot command? Something like: splot 'data.dat' u 1:2:3:4 ... 回答1: Since gnuplot 5.4, I guess you have the plotting style