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nice can you please update readme with results |
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I'd like to create a little graph. Could you suggest me a nice library? |
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I actually don't know of "the best" tool or approach – obviously there's R but that's probably far more than needed. At the other end of the spectrum, creating graphs in Google Spreadsheets is a breeze – but word of warning, the image export of Google spreadsheets is really poor quality (I've done screenshots of them instead, much better). Then there's gnuplot... or d3.js .. I don't know man – dealers choice – /cc @mcollina |
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I don't know really, I used R, d3 and even did it by hand with Omnigraffle in the past. |
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Add some tests to show how much the performance improves/degrees applying multiple time
flatstr.The result is not so obvious!