I need to create scientific charts for data analysys. The ability to automatically generate maximum and minimum slope with the given uncertainty would be excellent.
Here is an examlpe of the result I want to achieve:
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1Can't you do that in Excel or Libre office?– RafaelNov 17, 2016 at 11:19
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I think you could create this in almost any program that allows you to draw lines. This is way too broad and impossible for us to even determine– ManlyNov 17, 2016 at 16:09
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my guess would be it is made in matlab. What tool you should use, depends on what programmes you have.– bentehNov 19, 2016 at 22:23
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Any scientific/statistical analysis tool should make this a breeze. Some tools (in alphabetical order) that you should consider are:
- Gnuplot, ← free
- Mathematica,
- Matlab,
- Octave, ← free
- Python, SciPy and Matplotlib, ← free
- R and RStudio, ← free
- Etc.
On the other hand, while you could use Excel or Calc, I would advise against this. There are several reasons, but mainly they won’t scale with your needs and are error-prone.
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Thank you for this list! I know Excel-type tools are not suited for the task, I'll try the ones you listed.– TTkackiNov 17, 2016 at 13:02
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@TTkacki the reason excel types arent good for the task is that your computation is extre,ely hard to verify in them so it is next to impossible to review your work.– joojaaNov 17, 2016 at 14:02