Matplotlib: DANSE kickoff John D. Hunter, Ph.D.

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MatplotlibDANSE kickoff John D. Hunter, Ph.D.
http//matplotlib.sourceforge.net
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Copy the great architecturesE Tufte

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bar demo
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stacked bar
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pie demo
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scatter demo
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histogram demo
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log demo
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polar demo
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layer image
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subplot demo
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axes demo
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legend demo
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text alignment
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mathtext demo2
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basemaptoolkit
cylindrical equidistant, mercator, lambert
conformal conic, lambert azimuthal equal area,
albers equal area conic and stereographic.
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finance demo
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EEG demo
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VTK demo
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Native mpl 3Dexamples/simple3d_oo.py
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backends
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The GUI problem the curse of python, part III

• GUI independent rendering
• GUI neutral event handling

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MATPLOTLIB CREDITS (in order of appearance)

• Jeremy O'Donoghue wrote the wx backend
• Andrew Straw provided much of the log scaling
  architecture, the fill command, PIL support for
  imshow, and provided many examples
• Charles Twardy provided the impetus code for the
  legend class and has made countless bug reports
  and suggestions for improvement.
• Gary Ruben made many enhancements to errorbar to
  support x and y errorbar plots, and added a
  number of new marker types to plot.
• John Gill wrote the table class and examples
• David Moore wrote the paint backend
• Todd Miller contributed the TkAgg backend and the
  numerix module, which allows matplotlib to work
  with either numeric or numarray. He also ported
  image support to the postscript backend, with
  much pain and suffering.
• Paul Barrett overhauled font management to
  provide an improved, free-standing, platform
  independent font manager with a WC3 compliant
  font finder and cache mechanism and ported
  truetype and mathtext to PS
• Perry Greenfield overhauled and modernized the
  goals and priorities page, implemented an
  improved colormap framework, and has provided
  many suggestions and a lot of insight to the
  overall design and organization of matplotlib.
• Jared Wahlstrand wrote the SVG backend

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MATPLOTLIB CREDITS (continued)

• Steve Chaplin is the GTK maintainer and wrote the
  Cairo and GTKCairo backends
• Jim Benson provided the patch to handle vertical
  mathttext
• Gregory Lielens provided the FltkAgg backend and
  several patches for the frontend, including
  contributions to toolbar2, and support for log
  ticking with alternate bases and major and minor
  log ticking
• Darren Dale did the work to do mathtext
  exponential labeling for log plots.
• Paul Mcguire provided the pyparsing module on
  which mathtext relies, and made a number of
  optimizations to the matplotlib mathtext grammar.
• Fernando Perez has provided numerous bug reports
  and patches for cleaning up backend imports and
  expanding pylab functionality, and provided
  matplotlib support in the pylab mode for ipython.
  He also provided the matshow command.
• Andrew Dalke of Dalke Scientific Software
  contributed the strftime formatting code to
  handle years earlier than 1900
• Jochen Voss maintained the PS backend and has
  contributed several bugfixes.
• Nadia Dencheva of STScI provided the contouring
  and contour labeling code
• Baptiste Carvello provided the key ideas in a
  patch for proper shared axes support that
  underlies ganged plots and multiscale plots
• Sigve Tjoraand Ted Drain and colleagues at the
  JPL collaborated on the QtAgg backend
• Eric Firing added the contourf function and
  general contour refactoring