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SSJ: PgfDataTable Class Reference
Represents a data table which has a name, a number of observations (rows), a number of fields (columns), an array that contains the names (identifiers) of the fields, and a two-dimensional array that contains the data. More...
PgfDataTable (String tableName, String tableLabel, String[] fields, double[][] data) Constructs a table with the given table name, array of field names, and data observations. More...
String formatTable () Formats the full table as a String, with the field names in the first row, and the data points (observations) in the following rows. More...
String formatTableTwoFields (int j1, int j2) Similar to formatTable, but retains only two selected columns of the table (i.e., two selected fields), specified by j1 and j2. More...
String formatPgfCurveAddPlot (int j1, int j2, String plotoptions) Similar to formatTableTwoFields, but outputs complete LaTeX code in an appropriate format that adds a curve of the field j2 against field j1 with the pgfplot package. More...
String formatPgfCurveAddPlot (String xaxis, String yaxis, String plotoptions) In this version, the two fields are specified by their names in the table. More...
String drawPgfPlotSingleCurve (String title, String axistype, String xaxis, String yaxis, int logbasis, String axisoptions, String plotoptions) Returns a String that contains a complete tikzpicture for the pgfplot package, showing the field j2 against field j1. More...
String drawPgfPlotSingleCurve (String title, String axistype, int j1, int j2, int logbasis, String axisoptions, String plotoptions) Similar to the previous one.
String formatTableThreeFields (int j1, int j2, int j3) Similar to formatTableTwoFields(int, int), but for three fields. More...
String formatPgfCurveAddPlot (int j1, int j2, int j3, String plotoptions) Similar to formatPgf, but outputs complete LaTeX code in an appropriate format that adds a curve of the three fields j3, j2, and j1 with the pgfplot package. More...
String drawPgfPlotSingleCurve (String title, String axistype, int j1, int j2, int j3, int logbasis, String axisoptions, String plotoptions) Same as drawPgfPlotSingleCurve(String, String, int, int, int, String, String) but for three-dimensional plots. More...
static String drawPgfPlotManyCurves (String title, String axistype, int j1, int j2, ArrayList< PgfDataTable > listCurves, int logbasis, String axisoptions, String plotoptions) Returns a string that contains a complete tikzpicture for the pgfplot package, showing the field j2 against field j1, for all the curves that belong to listCurves. More...
static String pgfplotFileHeader () static String pgfplotEndDocument () String tableName String tableLabel String [] fields double [][] data int numFields int numObservations
Represents a data table which has a name, a number of observations (rows), a number of fields (columns), an array that contains the names (identifiers) of the fields, and a two-dimensional array that contains the data.
Methods are available to format the table, or selected columns of the table, or to produce LaTeX code to draw a plot of one field against another field using the pgfplot LaTeX package. These types of tables can also be passed to other software to perform further operations.
◆ PgfDataTable() PgfDataTable ( String tableName, String tableLabel, String [] fields, double data[][] )
Constructs a table with the given table name, array of field names, and data observations.
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Parameters
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tableName Name (descriptor) of the table. tableLabel A label (very short name) for the table, to be used in plots to identify curves. fields The names of the fields (the variables). data The data points; the entry
data[s] contains observation s.
◆ drawPgfPlotManyCurves() static String drawPgfPlotManyCurves ( String title, String axistype, int j1, int j2, ArrayList< PgfDataTable > listCurves, int logbasis, String axisoptions, String plotoptions ) static
Returns a string that contains a complete tikzpicture for the pgfplot package, showing the field j2 against field j1, for all the curves that belong to listCurves.
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Parameters
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title is the title of the plot. j1 first selected field. j2 second selected field. listCurves there will be one curve for each table in this list. loglog says if we want a log-log plot (true) or not (false). plotoptions is used to specify the options of addplot:
addplot[plotoptions]
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Returns
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LaTeX code as a string.
◆ drawPgfPlotSingleCurve() [1/2] String drawPgfPlotSingleCurve ( String title, String axistype, String xaxis, String yaxis, int logbasis, String axisoptions, String plotoptions )
Returns a String that contains a complete tikzpicture for the pgfplot package, showing the field j2 against field j1.
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Parameters
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title is the title of the plot. j1 first selected field. j2 second selected field. loglog says if we want a log-log plot (true) or not (false). plotoptions is used to specify the options of addplot:
addplot[plotoptions]
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Returns
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LaTeX code as a string.
◆ drawPgfPlotSingleCurve() [2/2] String drawPgfPlotSingleCurve ( String title, String axistype, int j1, int j2, int j3, int logbasis, String axisoptions, String plotoptions )
Same as drawPgfPlotSingleCurve(String, String, int, int, int, String, String) but for three-dimensional plots.
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Parameters
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titleis the title of the plot. j1 first selected field. j2 second selected field. j3 third selected field. loglog says if we want a log-log plot (true) or not (false). plotoptions is used to specify the options of addplot:
addplot[plotoptions]
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Returns
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LaTeX code as a string.
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◆ formatPgfCurveAddPlot() [1/3] String formatPgfCurveAddPlot ( int j1, int j2, String plotoptions )
Similar to formatTableTwoFields, but outputs complete LaTeX code in an appropriate format that adds a curve of the field j2 against field j1 with the pgfplot package.
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Parameters
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<tt>j1</tt> number of first selected field. <tt>j2</tt> number of second selected field. plotoptions is used to specify the options of addplot in the pgfplot package:
addplot[plotoptions]
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Returns
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LaTeX code as a
String.
◆ formatPgfCurveAddPlot() [2/3] String formatPgfCurveAddPlot ( String xaxis, String yaxis, String plotoptions )
In this version, the two fields are specified by their names in the table.
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Parameters
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<tt>xaxis</tt> first selected field. <tt>yaxis</tt> second selected field. plotoptions is used to specify the options of addplot in the pgfplot package:
addplot[plotoptions]
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Returns
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LaTeX code as a
String.
◆ formatPgfCurveAddPlot() [3/3] String formatPgfCurveAddPlot ( int j1, int j2, int j3, String plotoptions )
Similar to formatPgf, but outputs complete LaTeX code in an appropriate format that adds a curve of the three fields j3, j2, and j1 with the pgfplot package.
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Parameters
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j1 first selected field. j2 second selected field. j3 third selected field. plotoptions is used to specify the options of addplot:
addplot[plotoptions]
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Returns
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LaTeX code as a string.
◆ formatTable()
Formats the full table as a String, with the field names in the first row, and the data points (observations) in the following rows.
This format can be used directly by the pgfplot package in Latex.
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Returns
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the table as a
String.
◆ formatTableThreeFields() String formatTableThreeFields ( int j1, int j2, int j3 )
Similar to formatTableTwoFields(int, int), but for three fields.
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Parameters
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j1 first selected field. j2 second selected field. j3 third selected field.
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Returns
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the table as a string.
◆ formatTableTwoFields() String formatTableTwoFields ( int j1, int j2 )
Similar to formatTable, but retains only two selected columns of the table (i.e., two selected fields), specified by j1 and j2.
Note that the fields are numbered from 0.
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Parameters
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<tt>j1</tt> first selected field. <tt>j2</tt> second selected field.
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Returns
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the table as a
String.
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