1. XYDifferenceRenderer and separate lines stackoverflow.comI'm working on project where we are using jFreeChart. I need to use |
2. XYDifferenceRenderer for discontinuous function jfree.orgHi, I would like to display difference graph of the discontinuous functions. These functions are defined in the same intervals. Could I use XYDifferenceRenderer for this? I already tried to put "NULL" values when the values are not defined to both functions. I also tried to make more datasets for continuous intervals, but I did not succeeded. I don't know how ... |
3. a problem in using XYDifferenceRenderer jfree.orghi, I am using XYDifferenceRenderer in my JFreechart application. The problem that im facing is in the display of a third line series that i hav added to the line chart. There are 3 line-series in the graph. I have shaded the region between the two line-series with the color yellow. The third series's Y-axis values lie somewhere btn the Y-axis ... |
4. Problems with XYDifferenceRenderer jfree.org |
5. XYDifferenceRenderer sensitivity jfree.orgHow sensitive is the XYDifferenceRenderer to differences in the domain/x values in two series? I have two series generated which I wish to diff, but because they come from two different runs, the x-values vary slightly. For instance: Series 1: {..., (3601.0, 1.980392), (3702.0, 1.87037), ...} Series 2: {..., (3601.0, 1.980392), (3701.0, 1.886792), ...} In both cases, the '...' are where ... |
6. XYDifferenceRenderer tooltip bug ? jfree.org |
7. Question on XYDifferenceRenderer fill jfree.orgHello, I am using an XYDifferenceRender to highlight the difference between 2 time series charts. When the fills are rendered to PNG or SVG, it looks as if the edges of the polygons that are used to fill the differences are showing. Is there any way to override this behavior? Thanks, Dan |
8. XYDifferenceRenderer - Invalid memory access of location jfree.orgI was getting this when using the XYDifferenceRenderer Invalid memory access of location b0e0e6f0 eip=9038fa9b Turns out way back in the server providing our data, there was an occasional divide/zero, which meant the data in my TimeSeries.getYValue was a "NaN" and XYDifferenceRenderer does compares to determine the positive and negative areas. Compares of "NaN"s are always false, so XYDifferenceRenderer could call ... |
9. Bug in XYDifferenceRenderer with inversed domain values jfree.orgBug in XYDifferenceRenderer with inversed domain values by tomkieffer Wed Jan 09, 2008 11:13 am Hi, I created the following demo to demonstrate what I think is a bug in XYDifferenceRenderer. Every thing is ok, if at line 35 the code "inverse(time)" is inactive. If however, as in the demo, I inverse the x-axis values (before creating the dataset), the ... |
10. Question about XYDifferenceRenderer jfree.orgI created a Bollinger bands by retrieving data from database. Therefore, in a chart I hv a upper band and a lower band. In between I plotted the stock price of a particular stock. Totally three time series. The problem is that when I use XYDifferenceRenderer to color the area bounded by two series, it chose to color the area between ... |
11. XYDifferenceRenderer Error jfree.orgI am generating a log normal distribution curve and shading in an area under the curve using an XYDifferenceRenderer and I am seeing the following error. Has anyone seen this error before or know why I am getting it. Exception occurred during event dispatching: java.lang.IndexOutOfBoundsException: Index: 250, Size: 250 at java.util.ArrayList.RangeCheck(ArrayList.java:507) at java.util.ArrayList.get(ArrayList.java:324) at org.jfree.data.xy.XYSeries.getDataItem(XYSeries.java:445) at org.jfree.data.xy.XYSeriesCollection.getX(XYSeriesCollection.java:302) at org.jfree.data.xy.AbstractXYDataset.getXValue(AbstractXYDataset.java:75) at org.jfree.chart.renderer.xy.XYDifferenceRenderer.drawItemPass0(XYDifferenceRenderer.java:510) ... |
12. XYDifferenceRenderer + percentage jfree.orgThat is not as easy as you might think. The XYDifferenceRenderer does a lot of interpolating to eliminate the requirement that the two series being diffed share a common set of domain values. This leads to an interesting set of corner cases. Creating a dataset with the values precomputed as percentages will probably work if you do indeed have a common ... |