gnuplot Tutorial 7: plotting for LaTex documents using epslatex

Scientific papers are usually created using LaTex. If you want to include plots in your paper gnuplot has a specific terminal called epslatex that allows you create vector graphic plots with LaTex style labels to include in your LaTex documents. For this video it is assumed that you are somewhat familiar with LaTex. I am using Overleaf (overleaf.com) as my LaTex editor of choice but the method presented here works with any editor. Just make sure to put the files generated by gnuplot in the same directory as your main.tex file.
In this video I also assume that you have seen my other tutorial videos on gnuplot already. I try to explain all concepts as I introduce them, so if something is not explained in this video it was probably already covered in an earlier video. If in doubt watch the first video in the gnuplot tutorial series, where I cover most of the essential stuff: • gnuplot Tutorial 1: ba...
The font used in the thumbnail and video is called Inconsolata by Raph Levien. It's a beautiful monospaced font and if you do any programming at all and are looking for a different font style for your editor you might want to check out his website: levien.com/typ...