I have a list of 105 sorted values in ascending order. I divided that list in 5 subsequences as shown in the following table:
id Seq1 Seq2 Seq3 Seq4 Seq5
1 696.99 958.79 989.02 1018.28 1078.3
2 869.21 959.26 989.02 1018.28 1078.3
3 898.73 959.44 989.02 1018.28 1078.55
4 898.73 959.44 989.02 1018.28 1078.55
5 898.73 959.44 989.21 1018.28 1078.55
6 898.73 959.44 989.21 1018.28 1078.55
7 898.73 959.44 989.21 1018.28 1078.55
8 898.79 959.44 989.21 1018.52 1078.69
9 898.79 959.51 989.21 1018.52 1078.69
10 898.79 959.51 989.21 1018.52 1078.69
11 899.27 988.52 989.26 1018.52 1078.69
12 899.27 988.65 989.26 1018.52 1078.69
13 899.27 988.65 989.26 1018.52 1078.69
14 899.44 988.65 989.26 1019.0 1078.73
15 928.65 988.65 989.51 1019.0 1078.73
16 928.73 989.0 989.51 1019.26 1078.73
17 929.26 989.0 989.51 1078.3 1078.73
18 958.73 989.0 989.51 1078.3 1078.73
19 958.79 989.02 989.51 1078.3 1078.73
29 958.79 989.02 1013.0 1078.3 1144.2
21 958.79 989.02 1013.0 1078.3 1144.21
My question is how can I plot all the 5 sub-sequences in a continuous manner and each with different color. I used the following script. But the problem is that it is plotting them separately as shown in the following figure.
#!/bin/bash
#set key outside
unset key
set title "5 sequences des prix triés pour 120 jours avant la date de départ"
set xlabel "séquences"
set ylabel "Prix"
# set xlabel "Jour de recherche avant la date de départ"
# set ylabel "Nombre de dates de baisses pour chaque jour de recherche"
set xtics font ", 11"
set datafile separator ","
# set autoscale
set terminal pngcairo dashed
set output 'sequence.png'
set key autotitle columnhead
plot "test.csv" every 4 u 2:xticlabels(1) w l lw 2 lc 1 ,\
"test.csv" every 4 u 3:xticlabels(1) w l lw 2 lc 2 ,\
"test.csv" every 4 u 4:xticlabels(1) w l lw 2 lc 3,\
"test.csv" every 4 u 5:xticlabels(1) w l lw 2 lc 4,\
"test.csv" every 4 u 5:xticlabels(1) w l lw 2 lc 5