Graphing: Matlab and others

#1

Post by sohamdas » Sun, Oct 12, 2008, 9:06 AM UTC

Ever noticed the amazingly brilliant graphs and visualisations Matlab offers? For students and technical people its a sure manna. But along with it comes a heavy price tag.So do you have any suggestions for having such 'high fidelity'[if I am allowed to use this expression] images through other programming languages?Do you know of any such good graphic libraries? How does Matlab do it, can we get any hints from that? Having such a library and incorporating in standard C,C++ or Perl programs will save the money yet will be a good bargain.

Suggestions...

Thank You

Re: Graphing: Matlab and others

#2

Post by hs » Sun, Oct 12, 2008, 11:03 AM UTC

python + matplotlib + [numArray]

Re: Graphing: Matlab and others

#3

Post by sohamdas » Sun, Oct 12, 2008, 4:02 PM UTC

Thanks hs, but can you please talk about it a little more? Do you mean to say the entire graphing engine is matplotlib and it has open apis? I dont know, but I dont think so, Mathworks will allow that.

Moreover, any library as such to be used in languages like C/C++/Perl?

Re: Graphing: Matlab and others

#4

Post by queensnake » Mon, Oct 13, 2008, 2:13 AM UTC

sohamdas wrote: post #3

Thanks hs, but can you please talk about it a little more? Do you mean to say the entire graphing engine is matplotlib and it has open apis? I dont know, but I dont think so, Mathworks will allow that. Moreover, any library as such to be used in languages like C/C++/Perl?

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