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imported>Spohr Susanne
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imported>Lang Guenther
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|name_de=BOUNDS.CFG.DAT
|name_de=BOUNDS.CFG.DAT
|filetype=bounds.cfg.dat
|filetype=bounds.cfg.dat
|version=March 2013
|version=June 2017
|version_descr=March 2013
|version_descr=June 2017
|significance=contains interval definitions for the program [[NCPLOT]].
|significance=contains interval definitions for the program [[NCPLOT]], or, classifications of probability distributions for program [[NCAGGREGATE]]. [[NCPLOT]] uses these bounds to map the data values to the colors of the color legend.
The program uses this bounds to map the data values to the colors of the color legend.
The number of intervals in one definition has to correspond to the number of colors of the palette assigned elsewhere.
The number of intervals in one definition has to correspond to the number of
colors of the palette assigned elsewhere.


If no such file exists in the work directory, NCPLOT accesses the predefined
If no such file exists in the work directory, [[NCPLOT]] as well as [[NCAGGREGATE]] will access the predefined
configuration file ''bounds.cfg.dat'' in directory ''$PROGHOME/cfg/''.
configuration file ''bounds.cfg.dat'' in directory ''$PROGHOME/cfg/''.


It is recommended to manage the files of this type project-related.  
It is recommended to manage the files of this type project-related. The number of interval definitions or classifications may grow rapidly in one project.
The number of interval definitions grows rapidly in one project.


|filecontents=
|filecontents=
'''interval definitions'''
'''interval definitions''' or '''classifications'''
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:* Key '''"Interval"''' : Lower and upper bounds of an interval.
:* Key '''"Interval"''' : Lower and upper bounds of an interval.


|nutzerprogramme=[[NCPLOT]]
|nutzerprogramme=[[NCAGGREGATE]], [[NCPLOT]]
|language=Fortran90
|language=Fortran90
|fileform=FORMATTED
|fileform=FORMATTED

Revision as of 13:26, 7 June 2017

Basic Information

File-Type

bounds.cfg.dat

File-Form

FORMATTED

Version

June 2017

Description-Date

June 2017

Significance of the File

contains interval definitions for the program NCPLOT, or, classifications of probability distributions for program NCAGGREGATE. NCPLOT uses these bounds to map the data values to the colors of the color legend. The number of intervals in one definition has to correspond to the number of colors of the palette assigned elsewhere.

If no such file exists in the work directory, NCPLOT as well as NCAGGREGATE will access the predefined configuration file bounds.cfg.dat in directory $PROGHOME/cfg/.

It is recommended to manage the files of this type project-related. The number of interval definitions or classifications may grow rapidly in one project.

File-Contents (in Catchwords)

interval definitions or classifications

The intervals of a definition must be sorted from low to high values. The bounds of the intervals may not intertwine, i.e. the upper limit of the preceding interval must not be greater than the lower limit of the next interval. Other restrictions do not exist. Intervals need not be equidistant, gaps between the intervals are allowed.

The technique allows various types of scales, such as:
- linear scales, i.e. the intervals are equidistant
- not linear scaling
- log-scaling
- ln-scaling
- Scaling with gap, i.e. values with no associated color are not represented

The page NCPLOT: Bounds illustrates different scaling options.

  • Block bounds: Definition of the intervals for a color legend
  • Key "Name" : Unique name for this definition of scaling intervals.
  • Key "Interval" : Lower and upper bounds of an interval.

Programs using this Type of File

NCAGGREGATE, NCPLOT

Example-File

$PROGHOME/examples/ncplot/bounds.cfg.dat


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