Hello,
Thanks to quick hints/tips from Eric and Lionel, I have a module for
conditional plotting and histogramming without defining a table type!
It works with numerical arrays quite well, but does not work on string
arrays in conditions.
I paste the code below since they are quite short. Hope that's not
considered spam on this list. :)
cheers and thanks,
Ping
from pylab import *
def __prepare(arg):
cond = arg[-1]
indices = find(cond)
toplot = []
atype = type(array([0,1]))
for vec in arg[:-1]:
if type(vec) == type(""): toplot.append(vec)
if type(vec) == atype: toplot.append(array([vec[i] for i in indices]))
return toplot
def cplot(*arg, **kw):
'''Make a conditional plot. Example:
cplot(t, x, y > 3) => a plot of { (t[i],x[i]) | y[i] > 3}
cplot(x, y > 3) => a plot of { (i,x[i]) | y[i] > 3}
The condition string can have multiple conditions joined by logical
operators & | ^. All keyword arguments are passed intact to plot().
'''
toplot = __prepare(arg)
return plot(*toplot, **kw)
def chist(*arg, **kw):
'''Make a conditional histogram. Example:
chist(x, y > 3) => a histogram plot of {x[i] | y[i] > 3}
The condition string can have multiple conditions joined by logical
operators & | ^. All keyword arguments are passed intact to hist().
'''
toplot = __prepare(arg)
return hist(*toplot, **kw)
def testcplot():
t = arange(0,1.0, 0.01)
x = sin(t*2*pi)
y = exp(-t/0.5)
plot(t, x)
plot(t, y)
cplot(t, x, "o", y<0.2)
if __name__ == '__main__':
testcplot()
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