Jeremy Blackburn's Weblog

An important part of any paper, presentation, or poster is the associated figures and diagrams.

While there are numerous tools to create graphs and charts from numerical data (and I’ve already professed my current love of scipy) the creation of graphs that aren’t based on data is pretty important too.

PowerPoint is probably the most commonly used [...]

So, I have to calculate some percent differences and get averages etc etc etc…

Lately I’ve been using scipy for most/all of my data analysis, but I decided that I didn’t feel like figuring out how to organize the data in a script and would just do these particular calculations “by hand” with excel.

So, there are [...]

So, I’ve finally reached the point in my latest research endeavor at which numbers need to be crunched. Because I’m a programmer, and thus inherently lazy, instead of using a program like Excel which requires me to click at least 3 buttons to get anything useful I decided to take a look at SciPy.

While I’ve [...]