Hello.
When trying to plot my data, and using PGF plots, I came across the
following issue:
My data is a set of two columns (actually 3 but one is unimportant):
- former is time (matLab's) datenum temporal format. The time resolution
am considering here, is of the order of (milli)seconds.
- latter is some value (say oscillations).
What follows is an example of the input file:
% Time (datenum)
Time(MM:ss.sss) WatLev (m)
0.0000000000000000000
00:00.000 0.00000
0.0000017361016944051
00:00.150 0.00000
0.0000026620691642165
00:00.230 0.00010
0.0000035879202187061
00:00.310 0.00030
0.0000054398551583290
00:00.470 0.00110
0.0000063657062128186
00:00.550 0.00180
0.0000072916736826301
00:00.630 0.00270
0.0000082176411524415
00:00.710 0.00380
0.0000100694596767426
00:00.870 0.00660
0.0000109954271465540
00:00.950 0.00840
0.0000119212782010436
00:01.030 0.01030
0.0000128472456708550
00:01.110 0.01250
Problem:
DATEPLOT does not have sufficient precision when swallowing datenum
numbers (first column).
Solution?:
My question is if somebody has already encountered this problem and
possibly solved it.
Thanks
Marco from Norderney, Germany
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