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Re: Sizing one plot in a multiplot differently

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On Tuesday, February 5, 2013 7:19:21 PM UTC+1, sfeam wrote:
> chris.abyi@gmail.com wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> > Hi there,
> 
> > 
> 
> > I attached the gnuplot file illustrating my problem below. It shows four
> 
> > 2-dim plots one below the other. The first three are similar in dimensions
> 
> > but illustrate different data. The fourth one illustrates something else,
> 
> > and the y-axis is not high enough in order to display the labelling
> 
> > correctly. At the same time, there's too much space on the very bottom of
> 
> > the multiplot layout. My question: is there any chance to increase the
> 
> > height of the fourth plot, such that it occupies the remaining space or at
> 
> > least displays the y-axis labelling correctly?
> 
> 
> 
> I don't see anything wrong with the y-axis labeling, so I can't help you there.
> 
> As to filling up the remaining space - add the following command
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> just prior to the final "plot" command
> 
> 
> 
>   set bmargin at screen 0.05
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> 
> 
> That will override the automatic calculation of the lower plot boundary.
> 
> 
> 
> 	Ethan
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> > 
> 
> > Thanks a lot for your help!
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> > 
> 
> > Best,
> 
> > Christian
> 
> > 
> 
> > --
> 
> > #Agent/resource state gradient
> 
> > #Automatically generated gnuplot script file
> 
> > reset
> 
> > #set terminal epslatex color size 5,8
> 
> > #set output 'plots/gradient_s0_h1_greedy.tex'
> 
> > set multiplot layout 5, 1
> 
> > set tmargin 0
> 
> > set bmargin 0
> 
> > set lmargin 10
> 
> > set rmargin 5
> 
> > set grid front
> 
> > set style rect fc rgb 'light-green' fs solid 0.3 noborder back
> 
> > unset xlabel
> 
> > set xrange [0:25]
> 
> > set xtics 1
> 
> > set format x ''
> 
> > set yrange [0:4]
> 
> > set ytics 0,1,3
> 
> > set ylabel '$X_t$'
> 
> > set grid
> 
> > set y2label 'Agent 0'
> 
> > unset object
> 
> > set object rect from 1,0 to 2,4
> 
> > set object rect from 4,0 to 5,4
> 
> > set object rect from 7,0 to 8,4
> 
> > set object rect from 10,0 to 11,4
> 
> > set object rect from 13,0 to 14,4
> 
> > set object rect from 16,0 to 17,4
> 
> > set object rect from 19,0 to 20,4
> 
> > set object rect from 22,0 to 23,4
> 
> > plot '-' using 1:2 lc rgb  '#8A2BE2' title 'agent state gradient' with
> 
> > linespoints 1 1
> 
> > 2 2
> 
> > 3 2
> 
> > 4 2
> 
> > 5 2
> 
> > 6 2
> 
> > 7 2
> 
> > 8 2
> 
> > 9 2
> 
> > 10 2
> 
> > 11 1
> 
> > 12 1
> 
> > 13 1
> 
> > 14 2
> 
> > 15 2
> 
> > 16 2
> 
> > 17 2
> 
> > 18 2
> 
> > 19 2
> 
> > 20 1
> 
> > 21 1
> 
> > 22 1
> 
> > 23 2
> 
> > 24 2
> 
> > 25 2
> 
> > e
> 
> > set y2label 'Agent 1'
> 
> > unset object
> 
> > set object rect from 2,0 to 3,4
> 
> > set object rect from 5,0 to 6,4
> 
> > set object rect from 8,0 to 9,4
> 
> > set object rect from 11,0 to 12,4
> 
> > set object rect from 14,0 to 15,4
> 
> > set object rect from 17,0 to 18,4
> 
> > set object rect from 20,0 to 21,4
> 
> > set object rect from 23,0 to 24,4
> 
> > plot '-' using 1:2 lc rgb  '#DC143C' title 'agent state gradient' with
> 
> > linespoints 1 1
> 
> > 2 1
> 
> > 3 2
> 
> > 4 2
> 
> > 5 2
> 
> > 6 2
> 
> > 7 2
> 
> > 8 2
> 
> > 9 2
> 
> > 10 2
> 
> > 11 2
> 
> > 12 2
> 
> > 13 2
> 
> > 14 2
> 
> > 15 1
> 
> > 16 1
> 
> > 17 1
> 
> > 18 2
> 
> > 19 2
> 
> > 20 2
> 
> > 21 2
> 
> > 22 2
> 
> > 23 2
> 
> > 24 1
> 
> > 25 1
> 
> > e
> 
> > set y2label 'Agent 2'
> 
> > unset object
> 
> > set object rect from 3,0 to 4,4
> 
> > set object rect from 6,0 to 7,4
> 
> > set object rect from 9,0 to 10,4
> 
> > set object rect from 12,0 to 13,4
> 
> > set object rect from 15,0 to 16,4
> 
> > set object rect from 18,0 to 19,4
> 
> > set object rect from 21,0 to 22,4
> 
> > set object rect from 24,0 to 25,4
> 
> > plot '-' using 1:2 lc rgb  '#DAA520' title 'agent state gradient' with
> 
> > linespoints 1 1
> 
> > 2 1
> 
> > 3 1
> 
> > 4 2
> 
> > 5 2
> 
> > 6 2
> 
> > 7 1
> 
> > 8 1
> 
> > 9 1
> 
> > 10 2
> 
> > 11 2
> 
> > 12 2
> 
> > 13 2
> 
> > 14 2
> 
> > 15 2
> 
> > 16 1
> 
> > 17 1
> 
> > 18 1
> 
> > 19 2
> 
> > 20 2
> 
> > 21 2
> 
> > 22 2
> 
> > 23 2
> 
> > 24 2
> 
> > 25 2
> 
> > e
> 
> > set yrange [0:13]
> 
> > set grid
> 
> > set format x
> 
> > set xlabel 't'
> 
> > set ylabel '$R_t$'
> 
> > set y2label 'Resource'
> 
> > set xtics 0,1,25
> 
> > set ytics 0,1,12
> 
> > unset object
> 
> > plot '-' using 1:2 title 'resource state gradient' with linespoints
> 
> > 0.5 0
> 
> > 1 2
> 
> > 1.5 0
> 
> > 2 2
> 
> > 2.5 0
> 
> > 3 2
> 
> > 3.5 0
> 
> > 4 2
> 
> > 4.5 0
> 
> > 5 2
> 
> > 5.5 0
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> > 6 2
> 
> > 6.5 2
> 
> > 7 4
> 
> > 7.5 2
> 
> > 8 4
> 
> > 8.5 2
> 
> > 9 4
> 
> > 9.5 2
> 
> > 10 4
> 
> > 10.5 4
> 
> > 11 6
> 
> > 11.5 4
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> > 12 6
> 
> > 12.5 4
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> > 13 6
> 
> > 13.5 4
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> > 14 6
> 
> > 14.5 6
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> > 15 8
> 
> > 15.5 8
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> > 16 10
> 
> > 16.5 8
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> > 17 10
> 
> > 17.5 8
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> > 18 10
> 
> > 18.5 8
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> > 19 10
> 
> > 19.5 10
> 
> > 20 12
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> > 20.5 10
> 
> > 21 12
> 
> > 21.5 10
> 
> > 22 12
> 
> > 22.5 10
> 
> > 23 12
> 
> > 23.5 12
> 
> > 24 12
> 
> > 24.5 10
> 
> > e
> 
> > unset multiplot

Dear Ethan,

thanks for your reply and the first great hint. I highlighted (red) the bad-labelled y-axis in this screenshot. What I want is to increase the highlighted plot in height. 

http://img607.imageshack.us/img607/313/gnuplotex.jpg

Thanks,
Christian

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Sizing one plot in a multiplot differently chris.abyi@gmail.com - 2013-02-05 07:04 -0800
  Re: Sizing one plot in a multiplot differently sfeam <sfeam@users.sourceforge.net> - 2013-02-05 10:19 -0800
    Re: Sizing one plot in a multiplot differently chris.abyi@gmail.com - 2013-02-06 03:53 -0800
      Re: Sizing one plot in a multiplot differently Jörg Buchholz <bookwood4news@freenet.de> - 2013-02-06 14:19 +0100
      Re: Sizing one plot in a multiplot differently sfeam <sfeam@users.sourceforge.net> - 2013-02-06 11:27 -0800

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