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I’d strongly recommend matplotlib. It has a matlab like procedural interface that makes it very easy to pickup if you’re coming from matlab. Additionally, it’s
by hagy 14y ago
I’d strongly recommend matplotlib. It has a matlab like procedural interface that makes it very easy to pickup if you’re coming from matlab.
Additionally, it’s wonderful to be able to “dive under the hood” if you need to create a special type of visualization: i.e. the internal model is easy to understand and highly customizable. This has enabled me to create several awesome plots that would have been very difficult, if not impossible to create with any other plotting program or library.
- marksbrown 14y agoI completely agree about the breadth of matplotlib, though the difficulty can be looking for examples. I've often found the examples on the matplotlib website to be horribly out of date compared to features added in recent releases. Are the plots you've done available online / Any recommended blogs for interesting examples of plotting?