plot-scaling.py File Reference

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Namespaces
namespace	postprocessing
namespace	postprocessing.plot-scaling

Functions
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.add_linear_speedup_trend_line ()
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.compute_min_max (x_data, y_data)
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.visualise (data_points, symbol_counter, colour_counter)

Variables
list	postprocessing.plot-scaling.Colors = ["#aa0000", "#00aa00", "#0000aa", "#797900", "#790079", "#007979", "#ababab"]
list	postprocessing.plot-scaling.Symbols = ["o", "s", "<", ">", "v", "^"]
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.parser
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.nargs
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.help
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.action
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.dest
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.type
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.default
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.args = parser.parse_args()
int	postprocessing.plot-scaling.max_x = -1
int	postprocessing.plot-scaling.max_time = -1
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.min_serial_y = sys.float_info.max
int	postprocessing.plot-scaling.max_serial_y = 0
int	postprocessing.plot-scaling.symbol_counter = 0
int	postprocessing.plot-scaling.colour_counter = 0
list	postprocessing.plot-scaling.data_points = []
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.new_data
str	postprocessing.plot-scaling.open_mode = ""
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.tar = None
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.data_files = tar.getnames()
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.base
list	postprocessing.plot-scaling.xtics = [1]
list	postprocessing.plot-scaling.xlabels = ["1"]
	postprocessing.plot-scaling.output_file_name = args.output