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I like Processing, and you can do pretty much anything you want with it but I will point out that it was not necessarily built with charts, graphs, and plots in
by devonrt 16y ago
I like Processing, and you can do pretty much anything you want with it but I will point out that it was not necessarily built with charts, graphs, and plots in mind; it's relatively "low-level." Any type of graph or visualization you want will have to built pretty much from scratch with the primitives available. This might not put you off, but it's something to keep in mind.
- revorad 16y agoYeah in that sense R is a better choice, but to make good looking graphs in R takes a bit of learning.
- johnwatson11218 16y agoI just got the book "R in Action" from the Manning MEAP program. Chapter 3 is all about the graphing capabilities built into R. I had a hard time trying to learn that stuff from the online docs but I find the book very easy to follow.
- revorad 16y agoOh cool, I haven't read that book, will look it up. The UseR series books are very good too, although a bit expensive. If you have access to a good University library, I recommend looking them up.