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Qti plot, labplot, Scidavis, all. Only Origin(of those similar programs that I know and have tried) can visualize data in polar coordinates(r(phi)).
These are real data (points) and their approximation (line).
I understand that I can just use python, which I did here, and in general, for more serious analysis, I would be better off using it, but sometimes I want a quick result.
In general, I would be interested to see a custom coordinate system, not just the fields.
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AlphaPlot uses the QCustomPlot library for 2D plotting. Currently, this library donot support polar coordinate system. I think the deveoloper of qcustomplot is currently in the process of rleasing a newer version which may include polar plots (I am not sure). you may ask regarding this in their forum.
I can only add polar plots once the library supports such a feature.
yes, but polar plots are still under active development. Interface may change drastically in next release of qcustomplot.
I went with qcustomplot because any way switching to next release of qwt needed drastic code rewrite. I was more familiar with qcustomplot.
Qti plot, labplot, Scidavis, all. Only Origin(of those similar programs that I know and have tried) can visualize data in polar coordinates(r(phi)).
![Figure_1](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/54064458/96386516-34053f80-11a4-11eb-8fe4-83bb78e298b9.png)
These are real data (points) and their approximation (line).
I understand that I can just use python, which I did here, and in general, for more serious analysis, I would be better off using it, but sometimes I want a quick result.
In general, I would be interested to see a custom coordinate system, not just the fields.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: