Quickly plot neat charts and figures for scientific publications
Project description
Quick Scientific Plot
The toolkit aims to plot neat charts and figures given datasets for scientific publications.
Examples
Example 1: Word frequency stat
from quick_sci_plot import *
import pickle
# load a dictionary (term, count)
dict_tags_count=pickle.load(open("datasets/dict_tags_count.pickle","rb"))
plot_bar(dict_tags_count)
Example 2: Performance change
from quick_sci_plot import *
metrics = ['UMass', 'C_V', 'NPMI', 'UCI']
sub_fig = ['(a)', '(b)', '(c)', '(d)']
csv_path="datasets/topic model performance.csv"
plot_reg(csv_path,sub_fig=sub_fig,metrics=metrics,x_label='Number of topics')
License
The quick-sci-plot
toolkit is provided by Donghua Chen with MIT License.
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