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If visualization is required Matlab with the financial toolbox is a winner before the competition began. Actually the only non perfect side of matlab is pricin
by avip 4y ago
If visualization is required Matlab with the financial toolbox is a winner before the competition began.
Actually the only non perfect side of matlab is pricing. It also has the best help ever devised in history of cs. U can build a math PhD. Curriculum from matlab help pages.
- goosedragons 4y agoI think R is better at visualization than Matlab. Ggplot2 and Lattice are very good and base R plots are still very capable.
- BrandonS113 4y agowell Matlab cannot read compressed CSV files, a problem when uncompressed files are very large. And it is very slow as the article showed. But visualisation. Please, R with ggplot is miles ahead of Matlab.
- patrick451 4y agoPersonally, I can't stand the grammar of graphics approach to plotting. But leaving that aside, the last time I tried ggplot, it lacked tons of features that matlab plotting has. For instance - zoom and pan - Data cursor/data tip. - Export data under cursor to a workspace variable - Interactive editing of the plot, with code export. Zoom/pan and data tips should be table stakes for a plotting package. A package that doesn't support that is not fit for use. IMO.