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Depending on your use case - numpy, pandas, scipy, matplotlib, statsmodels. Also check out R - you may or may not prefer it to Python, especially if you're comi
by altairiumblue 8y ago
Depending on your use case - numpy, pandas, scipy, matplotlib, statsmodels. Also check out R - you may or may not prefer it to Python, especially if you're coming from Matlab.
- sgillen 8y agoAnd to add on, octave is a good open source replacement for base matlab with near identical syntax.
- pr07ecH70r 8y agoThanks a lot! I am more familiar with Python. Never used R before.