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I have a series of performance tests I would like to show as a graph. I have a set of tests (about 10) which I run on a set of components (currently 3), and get throughput results.
The Y-axis would be the throughput result from the test, and the X-axis should have an abbreviated name of the test, with the results from the various components I'm testing. So, for each X label (eg. retrieve20Items, store20Items) there would be 3 different results above it, one for each of the three components I'm testing, each colour-coded and referenced in the legend.
Is this non-numeric x-axis something that I can do with gnuplot? This is being done on a linux platform, so Windows-only tools won't work for me.
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If you print, I suggest black-and-white, two-sided printing. Summary: To make sense out of a mass of raw data, make a graph. Non-numeric data want a bar graph or pie chart; numeric data want a histogram or stemplot. Histograms and bar graphs can show frequency or relative frequency.
Yes, it is possible by using dplyr and ggplot for non numeric data using circular dendrogram.
See this very helpful page. Essentially you create a number-label mapping using
set xtics ("lbl1" 1, "lbl2" 2, "lbl3" 3, "lbl4" 4)
Then plot as normal.
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