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The [[https://plot.ly/api/python/|Plotly Python graphing library]] is a scientific graphing library. Graphs can be made with Python and a GUI, and shared with a URL for others to view, collaborate, or save a copy. The package is available [[https://pypi.python.org/pypi?name=plotly&version=0.5.2&:action=display|here]] and on [[https://github.com/plotly/python-api|GitHub]]. Plotly can be installed from the terminal in two ways: The [[https://plot.ly/api/python/|Plotly Python graphing library]] is a scientific graphing library. Graphs can be made with Python and a GUI, and shared with a URL for others to view, collaborate, or save a copy. The package is available [[https://pypi.python.org/pypi?name=plotly&version=0.5.2&:action=display|here]] and on [[https://github.com/plotly/python-api|GitHub]]. Plotly can be installed from the terminal in two ways (see [[plot.ly/api/python|documentation]] for walk-through and sign-up steps).
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Plotly is a collaborative, web-based graphing and analytics platform.

The Plotly web interface allows users to import and analyze data with a Python shell (NumPy supported) and datagrid. A Python environment and GUI allow users to create and style interactive, web-based graphs (see e.g.). Python scripts can be saved, shared, and collaboratively edited in Plotly.

The Plotly Python graphing library is a scientific graphing library. Graphs can be made with Python and a GUI, and shared with a URL for others to view, collaborate, or save a copy. The package is available here and on GitHub. Plotly can be installed from the terminal in two ways (see documentation for walk-through and sign-up steps).

  $ pip install plotly

or

  $ easy_install plotly

Plotly also integrates with IPython to create interactive graphs in a Notebook. A few examples:


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Plotly (last edited 2014-02-12 11:16:20 by Matt Sundquist)

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