ANNOUNCE (Numeric): Some RPMS and a GIST interface I use regularly.
Just letting interested people know that I've made RPM's of the Python interface to all of Lapack originally written by Doug Heisterkamp and modified by Konrad Hinsen (Konrad, you may have already made these --- please let me know if you have). (Under Numerical Python RPMS at) http://oliphant.netpedia.net Also, I've released a module I use regularly for interactive plotting with Gist. It makes it much more "MATLAB" like: from Mplot import * mplot(x,y,'r-',x2,y2,'b:') legend(['Line1',Line2']) # will prompt you for a place to put it. title("Title") xlabel("some label") ylabel("other label") You can also do subplots with the module using gist.plsys to change between subplots. I use it everyday and thought others might be interested in it. It's not well documented at this point, though. Needed files: http://oliphant.netpedia.net/packages/Mplot.py http://oliphant.netpedia.net/packages/write_style.py The latter file allows one to construct a gist style file from a Python nested dictionary which is needed for changing the color and style of the axis system. -Travis
Oliphant.Travis@mayo.edu said:
Also, I've released a module I use regularly for interactive plotting with Gist. It makes it much more "MATLAB" like:
These use your gist version 11 rpms, right? What's the status of the gist pakage in the Release 15 series? I've got some arrays in numpy that I'm writing to a text file and plotting in yorick. -- Humberto Ortiz Zuazaga Visualization Specialist/Programmer UPR High Performance Computing facility http://www.hpcf.upr.edu/
Oliphant.Travis@mayo.edu said:
Also, I've released a module I use regularly for interactive plotting with Gist. It makes it much more "MATLAB" like:
These use your gist version 11 rpms, right? What's the status of the gist pakage in the Release 15 series? I've got some arrays in numpy that I'm writing to a text file and plotting in yorick.
There have been no changes that I know of to the gist interface since Release 11 and so those are current. Eventually, the RPM's will need to be recompiled, but that has not happened yet. Writing to a text file sounds a little bit indirect but if it works for you... Best wishes, -Travis
Travis, I added a reference to your multipack home page on http://numpy.sourceforge.net. I encourage you and other nummies to edit that section of the home page to add other references to primary collections of numpy-compatible software, or to add details to my descriptions. To do it, log in via ssh to sourceforge, cd to /home/groups/numpy/htdocs, and edit index.html. I think we can rely on sloth to prevent edit conflicts, there being so few of us. Paul
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