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what does /sci/ use to do simple graphing on a whim, do I really need to use octave/matlib or is there a simple python library where i can just graph coordinates in like 3 lines to get a script started.

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>> No.9530128

>>9530127
matlab*

>> No.9530134

Anaconda probably has something

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are these not the simplest fucking things to use ever?

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>>9530135
yeah of course but I just want something I can use a light scripting language with and thus can use to automate graphs

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>>9530127
R has a package called ggplot which has a cartesian coordinate system. Related libraries will solve, do euclidean distance, etc. R has a ton of fairly intuition packages for graphics and the best user community, loads of helpful examples, templates, etc on stack exchange, cross validated, etc.

Related, I am offein a bounty to anyone who can offer a freeware version of tableau. Iweave is a big hot mess but tableau's recent Unix beta server is an even bigger clusterfuck. Shameful and if they had any pride, they would dig an enormous hole and throw that shit in the ground and start over.

>> No.9530207

>>9530127
Gnuplot

>> No.9530259

>>9530207
ended up just using tkinter for now since it allows me to draw lines and plot points

>> No.9530262

>>9530127
Mathematica dude it could not be easier.

>> No.9530267

>>9530127
doesn't Python have matplotlib?

>> No.9530273

>>9530127
matplotlib?

how are you not already using numpy you retard. get it through anaconda.

also spyder IDE and jupyter notebook come through anaconda

>> No.9530295

>>9530273
thank you anon you were the only person of any help

>> No.9531482

R with ggplot2

>> No.9531768

>>9531482
>R
>retarded expressive language

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>>9530259
>tkinter
Just use numpy ya dip