AW: AW: muliple graphs in different frames

[Matz Katja (K5/ESK5)]

Try 

"gset l/t/bmargin 12" for equalizing space around graphs
"axis(x0, xe, y0, ye)" for min/maximize axis
"gset xtics/ytics" for scaling (in axis units)
"gset mxtics/mytics" for scaling without text (points per unit)
 
Katja

> Thanks!
> 
> Can I ask something about octave?
> I am porting the matlab code into octave now.
> But I have problem.
> 
> What I want is to write several "plots" into one graph, showing the data
> with
> several confidence interval.
> This is psudo code.
> 
> nsub = 5, m is the matrix.
> 1) plot(1:nsub, m)
> 2) plot(1:nsub, mean(m))
> 3) for n=2:nsib
>     plot ([n n], [m(n)-1.99*stdm(n)/sqrt(lensub)
> m(n)+1.99*stdm(n)/sqrt(lensub)]
>     plot (n+.0.5 n+.05],[m(n) -seuil*stdm(n)/sqrt(lensub)
> m(n)+1.99*stdm(n)/sqrt(lensub)]
>      I have several more similar plot.
>    end
> (1) and (2) are plotted together in one graph.
> But the problem is that the plots included in (3)  makes another x axisand
> yaxis and the graph is so
> "ugly".
> 
> Thanks for reading the mail.
> 
> Yoon
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 



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