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Which version of gnuplot are you running? On 4.4.3 I get no error with your command. But I think that your "fs" and "with boxes" might be the contradiction. Why not try removing one of these clauses?

Why do you have a dot after the variable name? You are writing "1./cnt1.", etc. Try it without the dot.




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Try using backquotes instead of the $() syntax. Like this:
var=`command`



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No, the "notitle" keyword, used in individual plot commands, omits just those curves from the key, leaving the other intact. Like this:

gnuplot> plot sin(x), sin(2*x) notitle, cos(x)


Try it!

Sure! Just append "notitle" to the plot commands that you want to omit from the key.


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You first need to define what you mean by "average". I think you need to interpolate your data onto a fixed set of time points, and then find the mean of the datasets for each point on your fixed...