Re: [Veusz-discuss] Splitting data

Fantastic. Thanks. Regards, Andre Em 15/11/2016 06:16, "Jeremy Sanders" escreveu: > On 14/11/16 20:03, André Luiz Regis Monteiro wrote: > > If I use "fit function" in this "new vector" (( V[150:200], V[300:350], >> V[700:800] )), are all that points considered as a

Re: [Veusz-discuss] Splitting data

On 14/11/16 20:03, André Luiz Regis Monteiro wrote: If I use "fit function" in this "new vector" (( V[150:200], V[300:350], V[700:800] )), are all that points considered as a single vector? Yes - it should. Cheers Jeremy ___ Veusz-discuss

Re: [Veusz-discuss] Splitting data

Jeremy, Thanks for your help. I used hstack(( V[150:200], V[300:350], V[700:800] )). It works very nice. This software is really wonderful. I'm impressed. Just one more question. If I use "fit function" in this "new vector" (( V[150:200], V[300:350], V[700:800] )), are all that points

Re: [Veusz-discuss] Splitting data

Hi André You can either: 1. Add multiple xy plotters for each range (you can change the settings of them simultaneously by selecting them all). Copy and paste is helpful. 2. Plot expressions like hstack(( V[150:200], V[300:350], V[700:800] )) hstack is a numpy function which joins arrays.

[Veusz-discuss] Splitting data

Dear Veusz users, I have two vectors (Voltage and Current) to analyze (1000 points). I need analyze in the same plot different intervals. For example: V[150:200] ; V[300:350]; V[700:800] and I[150:200];I[300:350];I[700:800]. Is it possible in the same plot to choose difent intervals (as above)