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MichaelZinsmaier 7b5d4abf6c shows a problem with the smooth saddle approach. The max and min are no longer all at points. The smooth saddle approach adds no additional points at a saddle point and this causes problems with the example data. 12 years ago
flot shows a problem with the smooth saddle approach. The max and min are no longer all at points. The smooth saddle approach adds no additional points at a saddle point and this causes problems with the example data. 12 years ago
tests shows a problem with the smooth saddle approach. The max and min are no longer all at points. The smooth saddle approach adds no additional points at a saddle point and this causes problems with the example data. 12 years ago
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curvedLines.js added a test plot for a single data point and resolved the issues with it 13 years ago
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README 

CurvedLines is a plugin for flot, which displays lines in a smooth curved way. This is achieved by adding additional points in between the "real" data points.

The plugin is based on nergal.dev's work and gives you an option to display curved lines. I further extended the code with a 2nd mode, which forces the lines to have their minima/maxima on the original data points. 

Feel free to add additional features and correct errors.

Regards Michael