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Oooh, you won me over with the placing text and labels part. That's great!
by heisenzombie 5y ago
Oooh, you won me over with the placing text and labels part. That's great!
- version_five 5y agoWhat I really liked about matlab was that you could programmatically generate figures and then modify them, by adding annotations etc. This seems like a logical thing for plotly or vega or one of the javascript python image libraries to add. That said, I would not pay for this. Python has an awesome free and open source ecosystem, I cant imagine using pytorch, scikit learn, numpy, pandas etc for free then paying to annotate my plots.
- dailyanchovy 5y agoI understand. I intended to charge for certain usage types only. MPLG will very likely be free for individuals, but you can buy a license to unlock the following (individually): - educational features such as tooltips and explanations for common python and matplotlib functions; - commercial use; - educational use (as part of a curriculum). - potentially, export to other languages (Julia).
- orbifold 5y agoYou can do that with ROOT aswell.