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Re: How can I force ListPlot to show all data in graphics?
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- Subject: [mg28553] Re: How can I force ListPlot to show all data in graphics?
- From: "Allan Hayes" <hay at haystack.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2001 03:56:07 -0400 (EDT)
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Jing,
> can not figure out which options to change
> to force the graphics to show all data?
Try the option PlotRange->All
> --- how can I change the ticks to make major
> ticks bigger than the minors.
Tom Wickham-Jones has a package for customizing ticks. It is discussed in
his book "Mathematica Graphics" and is available from
http://www.mathsource.com/ as part of ExtendGraphics
--
Allan
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"Xing Jing Li" <xingjing at calvin.math.vt.edu> wrote in message
news:9c7mvn$scn at smc.vnet.net...
>
> Hi,
>
> I had some data in some lists that I want to plot. While I was
> plotting them using LIstPlot I saw some of the graphics did not show
> all data in the Y-axes. I can not figure out which options to change
> to force the graphics to show all data? I have data and functions as
> following:
>
> ---------- snip -----------------------------------------------------
> tcid = "000003";
> date = "Apr-24-2001";
> data = {{000003, 38916, 39863}, {000003, 38472, 40401}, {000003, 43777,
> 45453}, {000003, 45265, 45808}, {000003, 44934, 46693}, {000003,
> 48092, 50120}, {000003, 50662, 52348}, {000003, 54775,
> 55639}, {000003, 54577, 56029}, {000003, 60948, 61788}, {000003,
> 63202, 64775}, {000003, 63702, 65867}, {000003, 65480,
> 66462}, {000003, 66328, 67054}, {000003, 66498, 67480}, {000003,
> 66364, 67610}, {000003, 66739, 69041}, {000003, 69925,
> 73104}, {000003, 72516, 73308}, {000003, 73087, 73350}, {000003,
> 72888, 73592}, {000003, 75081, 76004}, {000003, 74249,
> 76013}, {000003, 73930, 76211}, {000003, 79932, 81828}, {0,
32400,
> 32400}};
> eTestLoad[data] :=
> Module[{load, startTime, sh, sm, ss, endTime, eh, em, es, time, tnum,
tp,
> tl, TickFunc, index}, load = {};
> startTime = Min[Table[data[[i, 2]], {i, 1, Length[data]}]];
> endTime = Max[Table[data[[i, 3]], {i, 1, Length[data]}]];
> sh = Floor[N[(startTime/3600)]];
> sm = Floor[N[startTime/3600 - sh]*60];
> ss = Floor[N[((startTime/3600 - sh)*60 - sm)*60]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[sm]] < 2, sm = "0" <> ToString[sm]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[ss]] < 2, ss = "0" <> ToString[ss]];
> eh = Floor[N[(endTime/3600)]];
> em = Floor[N[endTime/3600 - eh]*60];
> es = Floor[N[((endTime/3600 - eh)*60 - em)*60]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[em]] < 2, em = "0" <> ToString[em]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[es]] < 2, es = "0" <> ToString[es]];
> time = startTime;
> While[time == endTime, tnum = 0;
> For[index = 1, index < Length[data], index++,
> If[time =84 data[[index, 2]] && time == data[[index, 3]],
tnum++
> ]];
> AppendTo[load, tnum];
> time = time + 60];
> AppendTo[load, 0];
> Print[
> "Starting Time: " <> ToString[sh] <> ":" <> ToString[sm] <> ":"
<>
> ToString[ss] <> "\n" <> "Ending Time: " <> ToString[eh] <> ":"
<>
> ToString[em] <> ":" <> ToString[es] <> "\n" <> "Number of
tests:
> " <>
> ToString[Length[data] - 1] <> "\n" <>
> "Number of tests within a minute: " <> ToString[Max[load]]];
> If[0 == Max[load] == 10, testNum = Table[i, {i, 1, Max[load]}],
> If[10 < Max[load] == 20,
> tnLabel = Flatten[Table[{"", 2i}, {i, 1, Ceiling[Max[load]/2]}]
> ];
> tnPos = Table[i, {i, 1, Max[load]}];
> testNum = Table[{tnPos[[i]], tnLabel[[i]]}, {i, 1, Max[load]}],
> If[20 < Max[load] == 50, testNum = Automatic,
> If[50 < Max[load] == 100,
> tnLabel =
> Flatten[
> Table[{"", "", "", "", 10i}, {i, 1,
> Ceiling[Max[load]/10]}]];
> tnPos = Table[2i, {i, 1, Ceiling[Max[load]/2]}];
> testNum =
> Table[{tnPos[[i]], tnLabel[[i]]}, {i, 1,
> Ceiling[Max[load]/2]}], testNum = Automatic]]]];
> tp = Table[60*i, {i, 1, eh - sh + 1}];
> tl = Table[sh + i, {i, 1, eh - sh + 1}];
> TickFunc = {Table[{tp[[i]], tl[[i]]}, {i, 1, Length[tp]}], testNum}
> ;
> ListPlot[load, PlotJoined -> True, ImageSize -> {450, 300},
> AxesLabel -> {"Day Time", "Number of Tests"}, PlotLabel -> date,
> Ticks -> TickFunc]];
> eTestLoadCourse[data, tcid_String] :=
> Module[{course, courseData, load, startTime, sh, sm, ss, endTime, eh,
em,
> es, time, tnum, tp, tl, TickFunc, index, testNum},
> course = Read[StringToStream[tcid], Number];
> courseData = {};
> For[index = 1, index == Length[data], index++,
> If[data[[index, 1]] == course, AppendTo[courseData, data[[index
> ]]]]];
> load = {};
> startTime = Min[Table[courseData[[i, 2]], {i, 1, Length[courseData]
> }]];
> endTime = Max[Table[courseData[[i, 3]], {i, 1, Length[courseData]}]
> ];
> sh = Floor[N[(startTime/3600)]];
> sm = Floor[N[startTime/3600 - sh]*60];
> ss = Floor[N[((startTime/3600 - sh)*60 - sm)*60]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[sm]] < 2, sm = "0" <> ToString[sm]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[ss]] < 2, ss = "0" <> ToString[ss]];
> eh = Floor[N[(endTime/3600)]];
> em = Floor[N[endTime/3600 - eh]*60];
> es = Floor[N[((endTime/3600 - eh)*60 - em)*60]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[em]] < 2, em = "0" <> ToString[em]];
> If[StringLength[ToString[es]] < 2, es = "0" <> ToString[es]];
> time = startTime - Mod[startTime, sh*3600];
> While[time == endTime, tnum = 0;
> For[index = 1, index == Length[courseData], index++,
> If[time =84 courseData[[index, 2]] && time ==
courseData[[index,
> 3]],
> tnum++]];
> AppendTo[load, tnum];
> time = time + 30];
> AppendTo[load, 0];
> Print[
> "Test Configuration ID: " <> tcid <> "\n" <> "Starting Time: " <>
> ToString[sh] <> ":" <> ToString[sm] <> ":" <> ToString[ss] <>
> "\n" <>
> "Ending Time: " <> ToString[eh] <> ":" <> ToString[em] <> ":"
<>
> ToString[es] <> "\n" <> "Number of tests: " <>
> ToString[Length[courseData]] <> "\n" <>
> "Number of tests within a minute: " <> ToString[Max[load]]];
> If[0 == Max[load] == 10, testNum = Table[i, {i, 1, Max[load]}],
> If[10 < Max[load] == 20,
> tnLabel = Flatten[Table[{"", 2i}, {i, 1, Ceiling[Max[load]/2]}]
> ];
> tnPos = Table[i, {i, 1, Max[load]}];
> testNum = Table[{tnPos[[i]], tnLabel[[i]]}, {i, 1, Max[load]}],
> If[20 < Max[load] == 50, testNum = Automatic,
> If[50 < Max[load] == 100,
> tnLabel =
> Flatten[
> Table[{"", "", "", "", 10i}, {i, 1,
> Ceiling[Max[load]/10]}]];
> tnPos = Table[2i, {i, 1, Ceiling[Max[load]/2]}];
> testNum =
> Table[{tnPos[[i]], tnLabel[[i]]}, {i, 1,
> Ceiling[Max[load]/2]}], testNum = Automatic]]]];
> tp = Table[60*i, {i, 1, 2*(eh - sh + 1)}];
> tl = Flatten[Table[{"", sh + i}, {i, 1, eh - sh + 1}]];
> TickFunc = {Table[{tp[[i]], tl[[i]]}, {i, 1, Length[tp]}], testNum}
> ;
> ListPlot[load, PlotJoined -> True, ImageSize -> {450, 300},
> AxesLabel -> {"Day Time", "Number of Tests"},
> PlotLabel -> "TCID:" <> tcid <> " Date:" <> date,
> Ticks -> TickFunc]];
> eTestLoad[data];
> eTestLoadCourse[data, tcid];
>
> -------- snip ---------------------------------------------
>
> Run the above code I can see a full closed graphics from the second
> function call but not the from the first one. How can I make the full
> graphics show from the first function?
>
> Another question is that how can I change the ticks to make major
> ticks bigger than the minors. Specifically I want to make the ticks
> in second function at half hour smaller than the ones at full hour.
> How can I do that?
>
> Thanks in advance for all your help,
>
> Jing
> --
> ******************************************************************
> Xing Jing Li email: xingjing at math.vt.edu
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> Department of Mathematics Fax: (540)231-5960
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