plot

The plot method creates XY series plots using data from tables.

Syntax

plot(seriesName, x, y)
plot(seriesName, function)
plot(seriesName, t, x, y)
plot(seriesName, x, y, hasXTimeAxis, hasYTimeAxis)
plot(seriesName, sds, x, y)

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Description
seriesName	String	The name you want to use to identify the series on the plot itself.
t	Table	The table.
sds	SelectableDataSet	Selectable data set (e.g. OneClick filterable table).
x	String	The column in t or sds that contains the X variable data.
x	double[]	X values.
x	float[]	X values.
x	int[]	X values.
x	long[]	X values.
x	short[]	X values.
x	IndexableNumericData[]	X values.
x	DateTime[]	X values.
x	Date[]	X values.
x	List<T>	X values.
x	<T>[]	X values.
y	String	The column in t or sds that contains the Y variable data.
y	double[]	Y values.
y	float[]	Y values.
y	int[]	Y values.
y	long[]	Y values.
y	short[]	Y values.
y	IndexableNumericData[]	Y values.
y	DateTime[]	Y values.
y	Date[]	Y values.
y	List<T>	Y values.
y	<T>[]	Y values.
hasXTimeAxis	boolean	Whether or not to treat the X values as time data.
hasYTimeAxis	boolean	Whether or not to treat the Y values as time data.
function	groovy.lang.CLosure<T>	Function to plot.
function	DoubleUnaryOperator	Function to plot.

Returns

An XY series plot with a single axes.

Examples

The following example plots data from a Deephaven table.

import static io.deephaven.csv.CsvTools.readCsv

//source the data
source = readCsv("https://media.githubusercontent.com/media/deephaven/examples/main/MetricCentury/csv/metriccentury.csv")

//plot the data
plot_single = plot("Distance",  source.where("SpeedKPH > 0"), "Time", "DistanceMeters").show()

source

plot_single

Related documentation

• How to use the Chart Builder
• How to create XY series plots