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func Difference(title, xaxis, yaxis string, h, w int, A, B LabeledData) (io.WriterTo, error)
func Verses(title, xaxis, yaxis string, h, w int, data ...LabeledData) (io.WriterTo, error)
func Verses2(title, xaxis, yaxis string, h, w int, data []LabeledData) (io.WriterTo, error)
type LabeledData
- func NewLabeledData(label string, data interface{}) (LabeledData, error)

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Functions ¶

func Difference ¶

func Difference(title, xaxis, yaxis string, h, w int, A, B LabeledData) (io.WriterTo, error)

Difference will subtract that datapoints of the Y axis of B from A. It will also add to the plot "A.Label - B.Label" A and B need to have the same number of elements. This only works on discrete n arrays so x=i intigers It will return an io.WriterTo and an error

func Verses ¶

func Verses(title, xaxis, yaxis string, h, w int, data ...LabeledData) (io.WriterTo, error)

Verses does a verses line plot with the data passed. title,xaxis,yaxis are the labels for the plot image h,w are the size of the image returns a WriteTo. I did this because I thought the user might want to store an array of them

func Verses2 ¶

func Verses2(title, xaxis, yaxis string, h, w int, data []LabeledData) (io.WriterTo, error)

Verses2 does a verses line plot with the data passed. title,xaxis,yaxis are the labels for the plot image h,w are the size of the image returns a WriteTo. I did this because I thought the user might want to store an array of them Verse2 is the same as verses accept it takes a slice of LabeledData instead of a bunch of arguments of LabeledData

Types ¶

type LabeledData ¶

type LabeledData struct {
	Label string
	Data  plotter.XYs
}

LabeledData holdes the label and the data for the plot

func NewLabeledData ¶

func NewLabeledData(label string, data interface{}) (LabeledData, error)

NewLabeledData will maake a labeled data. data supported is []float32, []float64, and plotter.XYs.

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