Graphical tools
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* '''matplotlib''' (python, free) | * '''matplotlib''' (python, free) | ||
+ | ** [https://github.com/jbmouret/matplotlib_for_papers Mouret's tutorial for publication quality plots ] | ||
** seaborn - easy to create good looking plots ([https://elitedatascience.com/python-seaborn-tutorial tutorial here]) | ** seaborn - easy to create good looking plots ([https://elitedatascience.com/python-seaborn-tutorial tutorial here]) | ||
* '''R - ggplot2 (with Rstudio)''' (free) | * '''R - ggplot2 (with Rstudio)''' (free) |
Revision as of 10:25, 19 November 2020
figures / illustrations
- illustrator - for students only in kiosk?
- powerpoint
- directly in latex
- uio programkiosk
- inkscape
- lucid charts
- Google draw, in Google disk
- Photopea (online editor)
- figma?
- draw.io
- linux-program for grafer, finn ut navn
plotting, graphs
- matplotlib (python, free)
- Mouret's tutorial for publication quality plots
- seaborn - easy to create good looking plots (tutorial here)
- R - ggplot2 (with Rstudio) (free)
- gnuplot (free)
- desmos.com (web based)
- matlab (available at uio)
- Octave (free alternative to matlab)
- javaFX
- excel (uio)
How to convert to latex format
- recommended approach: save as pdf, use pdfcrop, includegraphics in latex
- avoid bitmap graphics if possible and especially jpg!
- epstopdf - usually installed with latex
- pdfcrop - usually installed with latex
add more info here