On Thu, 27 Mar 2008, Alan G Isaac wrote:
> You can generate the data however you wish. Or just provide your functions
> or wrappers to them (using graph.data.function).
Alan,
I think that what I want is graph.data.function(). The syntax needs to be
validated. For example, in the calling module I would have this:
if plotting:
if row[4] == 'Decay S-Curve':
gdS = graph.data.function(" ",
context={"Functions.zCurve(row[10],row[9])":
Functions.zCurve(row[10],row[9])})
elif row[4] == 'Bell Curve':
gB = graph.data.functin(" ",
context={"functions.gaussCurverow([13],row[14])":
functions.gaussCurve}(row[13],row[14)])
where functions.zCurve is defined as:
def zCurve(left, right):
leftend = left
rightend = right
midpt = rightend/2.0
tau = 5.0
x = nx.arange(leftend, rightend, 0.1)
Z = 1.0-boltzman(x, midpt, tau)
return (x,Z)
and functions.gaussCurve() is defined as:
def gaussCurve(midpt, width):
center = midpt
fwhm = width
x = nx.arange(0, 100, 0.1)
G = gauss1d(x, fwhm, center)
return (x,G)
If these are correct, then I need to work out how to feed the appropriate
results to g.plot() and where the axes, parter, texter, etc. are to be
defined.
Rich
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