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    Plotting in Julia

    Reese Pathak Stephen Boyd

    EE103
    Stanford University

    September 22, 2017


    Plotting options in Julia

    I PyPlot (our recommendation)


    – JuliaBox supports PyPlot
    – PyPlot can be made to run locally (but it’s not straightforward)
    I other options (not recommended): Plots, Gadfly

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    Fire up JuliaBox

    I head to https://juliabox.com and login


    I once you login, you will see a page that looks (somewhat) like

    I select Julia 0.6.0, and enter the new notebook you’ve created

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    PyPlot in JuliaBox

    I in the top cell of the notebook, run using PyPlot

    I you should see no output from this line


    I you’ve now successfully imported PyPlot

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    Plotting y = x2 for 0 ≤ x ≤ 10

    # define range of x values


    x = 0:0.1:10 # 0 to 10, step size 0.1
    # define y
    y = x.^2
    # create a plot
    plot(x,y)
    # save image
    savefig("ImageNameHere.png")

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    The result

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    Additional features in PyPlot

    I figure legend, axis labels, title


    – a label in the plot: plot(x, y, label="Label Goes Here")
    – show labels: legend() (after plotting your lines)
    – axis labels: xlabel("Label here"); ylabel("label")
    – title: title("Title Goes Here")
    I multiple lines: call plot(...) multiple times

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    A more detailed plot of y = x2

    here’s a more detailed version of y = x2 from earlier (with code)

    # collect plotting data


    x = 1:0.1:10; y = x.^2
    # plot line
    plot(x,y, label=''y=x^2'')
    # set x and y axis labels
    xlabel(''x''); ylabel(''y'')
    legend() # turn on legend
    # add a title
    title(''Plot of y = x^2'')
    # save figure
    savefig(''second_pyplot'')

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    A more complicated plot (1)

    here’s a more complicated PyPlot example


    # collect plotting data
    x = 1:0.1:10
    y1 = sqrt(x) + sin(log(x))
    y2 = cos(x)
    # plot line 1
    plot(x,y1, label=''y=sqrt(x) + sin(log(x))'')
    # plot line 2
    plot(x,y2, label=''y=cos(x)'')
    # set x and y axis labels
    xlabel(''x''); ylabel(''y'')
    legend() # turn on legend
    # add a title
    title(''Two plot figure'')
    # save figure
    savefig(''third_pyplot'')
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    A more complicated plot (2)
    the resulting plot

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