I am looking for a java plotting library that might be as good as matplotlib is for python. I have done some research looking over SO questions, but many of them are outdated and a lot has changed in the few years since they were asked. The suggestions that come up lead to websites that at the surface seem to be offering good libraries but my needs are immediate and I cannot afford the time to use them all and find the best through experience.
And so I am asking for your experience, can any of you recommend a graphing library that is to java as matplotlib is to python (in 2013)?
A simplest interface library to enable your java project to use matplotlib. Of course it is able to be imported to scala project as below. The API is designed as similar to the original matplotlib's.
The close() function in pyplot module of matplotlib library is used to close a figure window.
In Java, plotting of graph is done by using several topics of core Java. For plotting, we use swing, awt, and awt. geom. We use Swing package to use Jlabel, JButtons, and JPanel in our program.
There's a ton of graphing libraries available for Java. Plotting libraries? Not so much. A list is availble at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4851035/i-am-looking-for-a-plotting-library-for-java
If none of those cut it, Here's one some quick Googling found me. While I've never used it, based off it's description JMathPlot seems really good.
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