plot isnt plotting anymore, error in code?

hi,

my code was working fine, but now i cant figure out what went wrong.
any ideas?

the code is supposed to plot a timeseries which it does and overlay

it with another that is partially defined
the input file is contructed like this:
the first line is just for information purposes.
after that:
the first row is a growing number (the x value), the second is the
timeseries and the third is the partially defined second timeseries

this is the code, after the code is a example input file.
the code is also accessible via this paste service:
 it got a nice python code formatter.
···

https://dpaste.de/5ZrX

  1. def plotTimeSeriesAndSAX(inputfile_tmp, verbose=False):
  2. if verbose:
  3. print “plotTimeSeriesAndSAX()”
  4. print “\tinputfile:”, inputfile_tmp
  5. print “\toutputfile: %s.png” % inputfile_tmp
  6. inputfile =
    open(inputfile_tmp, “r”);
  7. this holds my timeseries

  8. x =
    []
  9. y =
    []
  10. this holds my “pattern”

  11. pattern_x_values = []
  12. pattern_y_values = []
  13.         # these are for temporary use
    

only, hold the current pattern data

  1. tmp_x =
    []
  2. tmp_y =
    []
  3.         # remove pattern/sax string,
    

sax_string_with_Z from the datafile, only used as text in
the plot

  1. first_line = inputfile.readline()
  2. pattern,
    sax, sax_string_with_Z =
    first_line.split()
  3. for line
    in inputfile.readlines():
  4. data =
    line.split()
  5. x_data = data[0]
  6. y_data = data[1]
  7.         #if there is a third line
    

(pattern at this position)

  1. if len(data)
    == 3:
  2. y2_data = data[2]
  3. tmp_y.append(y2_data)
  4. tmp_x.append(x_data)
  5. else:
  6.         # if the pattern ends,
    

add it to pattern_x/y_value and clear the tmp list

  1. if len(tmp_x) != 0:
  2. pattern_x_values.append(tmp_x)
  3. pattern_y_values.append(tmp_y)
  4. tmp_x = []
  5. tmp_y = []
  6. x.append(x_data)
  7. y.append(y_data)
  8. #if pattern == “ccd”:
  9.         #    print "pattern x_values:",
    

pattern_x_values

  1.         #    print "pattern y_values:",
    

pattern_y_values

  1. if verbose:
  2. print “\t timeseries
    y value”, y
  3. print “pattern x_values:”,
    pattern_x_values
  4. print “pattern y_values:”,
    pattern_y_values
  5. colors =
    [“red”, “magenta”, “mediumblue”, “darkorchid”, “grey”]
  6. #linestyle = ["-", “–”]
  7.         # without this, the second plot
    

contains the first and the second

  1.         # the third plot contains: the
    

first, second and third

  1. plot.clf()
  2.         # plot all my patterns into the
    

plot

  1. for s
    in range(0,len(pattern_x_values)):
  2. #if verbose:
  3.         #    print "\tpattern x
    

value:", pattern_x_values[s]

  1.         #    print "\tpattern y
    

value:", pattern_y_values[s]

  1. plot.plot(pattern_x_values[s],
    pattern_y_values[s], colors[1])
  2. #plot.plot(x_all[0], y_all[0])
  3. import matplotlib.patches
    as mpatches
  4.         #red_patch =
    

mpatches.Patch(color=‘red’, label=‘The red data’)

  1. from time
    import gmtime, strftime
  2. current_date = strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", gmtime())
  3. fig =
    plot.figure()
  4. fig.text(0, 0, ‘bottom-left
    corner’)
  5. fig.text(0, 1, current_date, ha=‘left’, va=‘top’)
  6. mytext =
    “pattern: %s sax: %s sax with Z: %s” % (pattern, sax, sax_string_with_Z)
  7. fig.text(1,1, mytext )
  8.         # add the original timeseries
    

to the plot

  1. plot.plot(x,y,
    “forestgreen”)
  2. #if pattern == “ccd”:
  3. plot.show()

  4. directory,
    filename = os.path.split(inputfile_tmp)
  5. plot.savefig(os.path.join(directory, “plots/%s.png” % filename))#, bbox_inches=‘tight’)
  6.         # remove the last figure from
    

memory

  1. #plot.close()
  2. #input:
  3. dee ccccccccccaacddeedcccccccdc
    ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZdeeZZZZZZZZZZ
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  135. 132 0.022400826
  136. 133 -0.20752464
  137. 134 -0.24584556
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code without:
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��� ��� # without this, the second plot contains the first and the
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��� #red_patch = mpatches.Patch(color=‘red’, label=‘The red data’)
��� ��� from time import gmtime, strftime
��� current_date = strftime(“%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S”, gmtime())
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��� ��� ��� fig.text(0, 0, ‘bottom-left corner’)
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��� ��� ��� directory, filename = os.path.split(inputfile_tmp)
��� ��� plot.savefig(os.path.join(directory, “plots/%s.png” %
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···

On 07/09/2015 06:40 PM, peter wrote:

hi,

  my code was working fine, but now i cant figure out what went

wrong.

  any ideas?



  the code is supposed to plot a timeseries which it does and

overlay it with another that is partially defined

  the input file is contructed like this:

  the first line is just for information purposes.

  after that:

  the first row is a growing number (the x value), the second is the

timeseries and the third is the partially defined second
timeseries

  this is the code, after the code is a example input file.

  the code is also accessible via this paste service: ���� it

got a nice python code formatter.

https://dpaste.de/5ZrX

Can you be more specific about the problem you are having?
-Sterling

···

On Jul 9, 2015, at 9:40AM, peter <commercials24@...2079...> wrote:

hi,

my code was working fine, but now i cant figure out what went wrong.
any ideas?

the code is supposed to plot a timeseries which it does and overlay it with another that is partially defined
the input file is contructed like this:
the first line is just for information purposes.
after that:
the first row is a growing number (the x value), the second is the timeseries and the third is the partially defined second timeseries

this is the code, after the code is a example input file.
the code is also accessible via this paste service: https://dpaste.de/5ZrX it got a nice python code formatter.

  • def plotTimeSeriesAndSAX(inputfile_tmp, verbose=False):
  •
  • if verbose:
  • print "plotTimeSeriesAndSAX()"
  • print "\tinputfile:", inputfile_tmp
  • print "\toutputfile: %s.png" % inputfile_tmp
  •
  • inputfile = open(inputfile_tmp, "r");
  •
  •
  • # this holds my timeseries
  • x =
  • y =
  •
  • # this holds my "pattern"
  • pattern_x_values =
  • pattern_y_values =
  •
  • # these are for temporary use only, hold the current pattern data
  • tmp_x =
  • tmp_y =
  •
  •
  • # remove pattern/sax string, sax_string_with_Z from the datafile, only used as text in the plot
  • first_line = inputfile.readline()
  • pattern, sax, sax_string_with_Z = first_line.split()
  •
  •
  •
  •
  • for line in inputfile.readlines():
  •
  • data = line.split()
  • x_data = data[0]
  • y_data = data[1]
  •
  • #if there is a third line (pattern at this position)
  • if len(data) == 3:
  • y2_data = data[2]
  • tmp_y.append(y2_data)
  • tmp_x.append(x_data)
  • else:
  • # if the pattern ends, add it to pattern_x/y_value and clear the tmp list
  • if len(tmp_x) != 0:
  • pattern_x_values.append(tmp_x)
  • pattern_y_values.append(tmp_y)
  • tmp_x =
  • tmp_y =
  •
  •
  • x.append(x_data)
  • y.append(y_data)
  •
  • #if pattern == "ccd":
  • # print "pattern x_values:", pattern_x_values
  • # print "pattern y_values:", pattern_y_values
  • if verbose:
  • print "\ttimeseries y value", y
  • print "pattern x_values:", pattern_x_values
  • print "pattern y_values:", pattern_y_values
  •
  •
  •
  • colors = ["red", "magenta", "mediumblue", "darkorchid", "grey"]
  • #linestyle = ["-", "--"]
  •
  • # without this, the second plot contains the first and the second
  • # the third plot contains: the first, second and third
  • plot.clf()
  •
  • # plot all my patterns into the plot
  • for s in range(0,len(pattern_x_values)):
  • #if verbose:
  • # print "\tpattern x value:", pattern_x_values[s]
  • # print "\tpattern y value:", pattern_y_values[s]
  •
  • plot.plot(pattern_x_values[s], pattern_y_values[s], colors[1])
  •
  •
  • #plot.plot(x_all[0], y_all[0])
  •
  •
  • import matplotlib.patches as mpatches
  •
  •
  • #red_patch = mpatches.Patch(color='red', label='The red data')
  •
  • from time import gmtime, strftime
  • current_date = strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S", gmtime())
  •
  •
  • fig = plot.figure()
  •
  •
  • fig.text(0, 0, 'bottom-left corner')
  • fig.text(0, 1, current_date, ha='left', va='top')
  • mytext = "pattern: %s sax: %s sax with Z: %s" % (pattern, sax, sax_string_with_Z)
  • fig.text(1,1, mytext )
  •
  •
  • # add the original timeseries to the plot
  • plot.plot(x,y, "forestgreen")
  • #if pattern == "ccd":
  • # plot.show()
  •
  •
  • directory, filename = os.path.split(inputfile_tmp)
  •
  • plot.savefig(os.path.join(directory, "plots/%s.png" % filename))#, bbox_inches='tight')
  • # remove the last figure from memory
  • #plot.close()
  •
  •
  •
  •
  •
  •
  •
  •
  • #input:
  • dee ccccccccccaacddeedcccccccdc ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZdeeZZZZZZZZZZ
  • 1 -0.015920084
  • 2 -0.044660769
  • 3 -0.044660769
  • 4 -0.092561907
  • 5 0.012820599
  • 6 -0.015920084
  • 7 0.012820599
  • 8 -0.054240996
  • 9 0.031981054
  • 10 0.031981054
  • 11 -0.025500313
  • 12 -0.044660769
  • 13 0.012820599
  • 14 -0.025500313
  • 15 0.0032403709
  • 16 -0.006339857
  • 17 0.0032403709
  • 18 -0.025500313
  • 19 0.031981054
  • 20 0.031981054
  • 21 0.031981054
  • 22 0.022400826
  • 23 0.031981054
  • 24 0.05114151
  • 25 0.079882193
  • 26 0.05114151
  • 27 0.05114151
  • 28 0.05114151
  • 29 0.099042646
  • 30 0.060721738
  • 31 -0.015920084
  • 32 -0.054240996
  • 33 0.23316584
  • 34 0.26190652
  • 35 0.37686926
  • 36 0.12778333
  • 37 -0.044660769
  • 38 -0.26500601
  • 39 -0.41828965
  • 40 -0.38954897
  • 41 -0.26500601
  • 42 -0.14046305
  • 43 -0.073401452
  • 44 -0.12130259
  • 45 -0.082981679
  • 46 -0.14046305
  • 47 -0.054240996
  • 48 -0.082981679
  • 49 -0.015920084
  • 50 -0.073401452
  • 51 -0.015920084
  • 52 0.10862288
  • 53 1.1816084
  • 54 -1.3379915
  • 55 -4.6335899
  • 56 -6.74124
  • 57 -4.7772933
  • 58 -3.4839626
  • 59 -2.075669
  • 60 -1.0984858
  • 61 -0.37038851
  • 62 -0.063821223
  • 63 0.11820311
  • 64 0.13736356
  • 65 0.15652401
  • 66 0.11820311
  • 67 0.32896812
  • 68 0.27148675
  • 69 0.30022744
  • 70 0.31938789
  • 71 0.3577088 0.5449999999999999
  • 72 0.40560994 0.5449999999999999
  • 73 0.44393085 0.5449999999999999
  • 74 0.49183198 0.5449999999999999
  • 75 0.67385632 0.5449999999999999
  • 76 0.79839928 0.84
  • 77 0.9995841 0.84
  • 78 1.1528677 0.84
  • 79 1.4115338 0.84
  • 80 1.5552373 0.84
  • 81 1.7468418 0.84
  • 82 1.7755825 0.84
  • 83 1.7276813 0.84
  • 84 1.4115338 0.84
  • 85 1.0858061 0.84
  • 86 0.65469586
  • 87 0.43435063
  • 88 0.21400538
  • 89 0.14694379
  • 90 0.089462421
  • 91 0.070301966
  • 92 0.031981054
  • 93 0.05114151
  • 94 0.070301966
  • 95 0.13736356
  • 96 0.079882193
  • 97 0.12778333
  • 98 0.15652401
  • 99 0.16610425
  • 100 0.13736356
  • 101 0.13736356
  • 102 0.089462421
  • 103 0.2523263
  • 104 0.21400538
  • 105 0.22358561
  • 106 0.1852647
  • 107 0.19484493
  • 108 0.1852647
  • 109 0.16610425
  • 110 0.13736356
  • 111 0.15652401
  • 112 0.14694379
  • 113 0.16610425
  • 114 0.099042646
  • 115 0.12778333
  • 116 0.13736356
  • 117 0.089462421
  • 118 0.079882193
  • 119 0.089462421
  • 120 0.041561282
  • 121 0.041561282
  • 122 0.079882193
  • 123 0.11820311
  • 124 0.099042646
  • 125 0.089462421
  • 126 0.05114151
  • 127 0.17568447
  • 128 0.30022744
  • 129 0.32896812
  • 130 0.42477039
  • 131 0.17568447
  • 132 0.022400826
  • 133 -0.20752464
  • 134 -0.24584556
  • 135 -0.24584556

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