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2D Plot Types:
Any subset of the plot types listed below can
be combined together in a single graph.
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Line Plot. Each curve's (x,y)
points are joined as straight lines. Lines can optionally be omitted
and symbols placed at the points produce a scatter diagram
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Bar Plot. Each curve's x
point is represented by a bar of height y
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Constrained Lines.
Used to represent a set of line curves which share the same x values
- Text Plot. Draws a text string at each of a curve's (x, y) points
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Error Bar Plot.
Draws an error bar at each of a curve's (x,y) points
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Clustered Bar Plot.
Draws a bar of height y, offset in x from each of a curve's x points
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Stacked Bar Plot.
Shows the contribution of each curve to the total plot at each x
point as a bar within a set of stacked bars
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Area Plot . Shows the contribution of each curve to the total plot as an area.
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Contour Plot. Draws contours and/or colourmapped levels associated with a function of the form z = f(x,y).
Options exist to draw contours only, colourmapped levels only, or to
simply display the continuous colourmapped function. This plot is
the only 2D plot which deals with data with two independent variable
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