Data Plotting Libraries
Discussions revolve around recommendations, comparisons, and features of plotting libraries like Plotly, ggplot2, plotnine, gnuplot, and Python alternatives, focusing on quality, interactivity, and versatility for data visualization.
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Plot.ly looks very nice! (on Linux, at least)
Plotly is pretty great for that sort of thing. It has those sorts of things built in.
There's a github issue thread about adding plotting.
any plotting library that implements this?
Is there anything out there comparable to ggplot2 for high-quality plots?
How does gnuplot compare with Python’s pyplot or Matlab plots in terms of quality and versatility?
Yes, this is for charts on experimental data. Plotly seemed good for that.
Cool idea - too bad they used plotly, can’t see the plots!
Plot.ly looks better to me as well. Specially the 3D stuff.
The best ggplot2-like option in Python, by far. I use it constantly.