Tool:EasyPlotting GUI app - Minimal/no coding required by user
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srgk26ster ▴ 20

This is a working GUI program that creates selected scientific plots for user's datasets and user-defined custom options. Simply need to point-and-click to select the file that needs to plot, select options such as size, colour, and log scale, and a plot will be created. The process can be repeated until a satisfactory plot is created, and the PNG image can be saved as desired. Files of .xlsx/.csv/.txt(tab-delimited) extensions are supported. At the moment, only heatmap plotting is available. Additional plot types and functionalities will be added in the future.

Edit: I have improved upon this GUI and have extended it to 10 different plot types, including heatmaps. It basically a GUI wrapper around existing plotting libraries to create plots for users without the users having to code themselves. Once installed, they need only point-and-click to produce plots.

It only takes 20-30 min from scratch to download/install and get it to run. For anyone interested, this is the link with the full information and instructions to use the GUI: EasyPlotting.jl

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You are posting about a tool that does "statistical plotting". The documentation has a screenshot of the data, a screenshot of the UI but does not show what the generated plot looks like ... shouldn't that be the first thing you show?

Then it looks like your code is basically a wrapper around the Python Seaborn library...

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A sample heatmap is in the examples folder. But guess it makes sense to post it on the main page. I'll post it on the main page.

Yes, it's a wrapper around Seaborn just cos native Julia libraries aren't as good for heatmaps as Seaborn's clustermaps, as far as I've tried them out. They're good for other plots though. I'll include that point in too.

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Thank you for your comment. I've edited my documentation now.

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