I handle a hole lot of data consisting of results both above and below limit
of quantification. That is a minimized series could look like:
0.05
0.05
0.06
1.20
0.05
0.07
A numerical import always yields correct values for actual values, but nan
for the 0.05 results. Is there a way inside Veusz
Perhaps the proper way to present it is as an asymmetric error bar? That
is, treat 0.05 as 0 (+ 0.05) (-0)?
Since Veusz supports independent positive and negative errors, it should
not be too difficult to create an input plugin which handles that
transformation.
Regards,
-- BKS
On 7/6/2014
Yes, maybe but then I would rather think of 0.05 as:
0.05 (0) (-0.05)
...that way the datapoint is drawn as part of the series at 0.05 and the
dataset line would not go down to zero.
- drawback, a whole lot of vertical lines which ruins esthetics
- but, I don't think using error fields may ruin
Dear Mark
On 28/07/13 03:17, Mark Durre wrote:
Since version 1.18, an error has been cropping up when I try to use
files that were imported using the $FILENAME prefix. The file imports
correctly and I can check the data is OK, but when I use it in a graph,
it shows the error in the console
Dear Jeremy,
Since version 1.18, an error has been cropping up when I try to use files that
were imported using the $FILENAME prefix. The file imports correctly and I can
check the data is OK, but when I use it in a graph, it shows the error in the
console window:
'Error evaluating
