The Best Package to Plot in Julia
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- Опубліковано 26 бер 2024
- Plot in Julia using Makie package in no time! Makie is a data visualization ecosystem for the Julia programming language, with high performance and extensibility. Makie is available for Windows, Mac and Linux. Makie in Julia allows for interactive 3D rendering within windows. Makie also gives you the ability to render vector graphics or high quality 2D images.
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Very nice thank you :) You are doing great work for the Julia community. We need a lot more of such great Julia tutorials on YT.
Glad you liked it!
High-quality video. Thank you!
Thank you Luis!
Really nice video, well explained! I like the quality and the effort put in the video. Thank you!
Thanks! I appreciate your comments on my videos.
@@Numeryst Honestly you deserve them, you are creating good content and the quality of your videos is improving. Thanks for the hard work I hope your channel keep growing!
Thank you so much! Comments like yours really motivate me to keep creating. I'm glad you're noticing the improvements in video quality. What kind of videos would you like to see next?
@@Numeryst I am glad to know that! Regarding the content of future videos, I am interested in Genie.jl and Turing.jl recently. But you shouldn't consider my taste with high priority since I came from a statistics/data science background ^^'
Flux.jl and Pluto.jl are popular packages that are worth presenting. Recently DuckDB.jl took the lead in popularity.
Then performance tips in Julia and interoperability with Python/R/C/... codes are good subjects that come often from beginner coming from other programming languages.
I hope it helps!
I need help.I work in fractional differential equations, and I didn't know how to program an operator ploting and found calculusfractional.jl but insufficient calculation package.
Most scientific packages provide algorithms for computing solutions. For plotting the solutions you need to use packages like Plots.jl and Makie.jl.
@@Numeryst I understand you, but to look at it doesn't exist.
@@mathsinformatique4054What are you exactly looking for?
Slightly off-topic question, but I wanted to ask you a question regarding fractional diff. eqs. - could you recommend any good book(s) on modelling with FDEs? I'm looking for a book which has problem sets and covers FDEs from the engineering/applied science POV. Thanks in anticipation.