A non-trivial example of how to use user contexts for trivial scheduling.

[mirrors/Programs.git] / c / goertzel / sleepplot.sh

diff --git a/c/goertzel/sleepplot.sh b/c/goertzel/sleepplot.sh
index ab6822610e2895e0141c16c13eb2e25f931273a3..a47f7e2f92be1efe07f7d135bf38656b29933782 100755 (executable)
--- a/c/goertzel/sleepplot.sh
+++ b/c/goertzel/sleepplot.sh
@@ -38,7 +38,9 @@ set grid
 #set pointsize 0.5
 plot\
 "$in" using 2:5 title "Sensor state" with steps,\
-"" using 2:((\$6*3+\$7*6+\$8*6+\$9+\$10)/5) title "Avg." with lines\
+"$in.stats" using 1:((\$3*3+\$4*6+\$5*6+\$6+\$7)/5) title "Avg." smooth bezier\
+#"" using 2:((\$6*3+\$7*6+\$8*6+\$9+\$10)/5) title "Avg." with lines,\
+#"$in.stats" using 1:((\$3*3+\$4*6+\$5*6+\$6+\$7)/5) title "Avg." with lines,\
 #"" using 2:(\$6*2) title "Avg. 10s" with lines,\
 #"" using 2:(\$7*3) title "Avg. 30s" with lines,\
 #"" using 2:(\$8*3) title "Avg. 60s" with lines,\