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I have taken to using PowerPoint to create the actual charts. Edit them and make them look pretty. Then export as EMF, convert to EPS (https://www.cs.bu.edu/~re
by Bedon292 10y ago
I have taken to using PowerPoint to create the actual charts. Edit them and make them look pretty. Then export as EMF, convert to EPS (https://www.cs.bu.edu/~reyzin/pictips.html https://www.cs.bu.edu/~reyzin/pictips.html) and use the EPS in the Tex document.
Its a very manual process though, but I think the graphics that come out of it seem to be nicer than Matplotlib, and Matlab can do. Am I crazy, or should I really consider something like this?
- lottin 10y agoPersonally I prefer to generate all plots (and ideally tables as well) programatically. It's more reliable and efficient. Imagine that at some point you decide to include more data in the analysis (or remove erroneous data) you don't want to re-do all the work again.