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Can this be done? By "prettier" I mean for example filled stacked histograms like in this paper: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1602.01767.pdf. I'm not so familiar with Gnuplot, so I don't know it's limitations.
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Gnuplot does not have a stacked mode for this particular style I use here (I found the real histogram style cumbersome). However, it is very easy to stack the data manually from the C++ side. You could have a class similar to PlotHistogram called PlotStackedHistogram with a const std::vector<Histogram> & as an argument.
Please feel free to give it a shot, I can help you with the gnuplot syntax if you need. The actual code of PlotHistogram should give a good starting point.
Can this be done? By "prettier" I mean for example filled stacked histograms like in this paper: http://arxiv.org/pdf/1602.01767.pdf. I'm not so familiar with Gnuplot, so I don't know it's limitations.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: