Description: Kpl is a program for two- and three-dimensional graphical presentation of data sets and functions. Multidimensional nonlinear parameter fits of functions to data sets can be performed using the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm. Also general linear least square parameter fits are possible. A D-Bus interface can be used to control Kpl by other applications and scripts.Last changelog:
New in Kpl 6.0
Version for KDE Frameworks 6 Fitting of too much parameters is prevented Corrected setting of page format combo box to defaults in setting dialog 25 years of kpl
Hi , please add ebuild link for Genroo linux system --> https://github.com/mrbitt/mrbit-overlay/blob/master/sci-mathematics/kpl/kpl-5.0.ebuild
Thanks :)
I've been looking for an app like this for ever. 2 comments: The axis-labels print strangely when you add text, and the new-function-function is a bit unwieldy. How do I get it to just draw y=mx+b, or y=ln(x) on my plot without writing dozens of lines of code?
Does it do statistics? Regression lines? Error bars?
Woohoo!
Very useful for generating a bunch of x-y plots for comparison. I am using it extensively :-)
Suggestion (One area of improvement):
Like the auto-reload function. It could have been very useful, especially for knowing the state of a running analysis, but its implementation does not seem very efficient (especially for large files, takes a lot of time at 100% cpu consumption).
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Hi , please add ebuild link for Genroo linux system --> https://github.com/mrbitt/mrbit-overlay/blob/master/sci-mathematics/kpl/kpl-5.0.ebuild Thanks :)
oops Gentoo
Thanks for the script! Added to the file section.
A SlackWare TGz package with SlackBuild Script is Ready to DownLoad!!! http://www.slacky.it/ http://www.slacky.it/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=1&func=fileinfo&filecatid=878&parent=category
This is a very useful application for scientific and engineering data presentation. I use it for all my reports' diagramms. Thomas
I've been looking for an app like this for ever. 2 comments: The axis-labels print strangely when you add text, and the new-function-function is a bit unwieldy. How do I get it to just draw y=mx+b, or y=ln(x) on my plot without writing dozens of lines of code? Does it do statistics? Regression lines? Error bars? Woohoo!
Very useful for generating a bunch of x-y plots for comparison. I am using it extensively :-) Suggestion (One area of improvement): Like the auto-reload function. It could have been very useful, especially for knowing the state of a running analysis, but its implementation does not seem very efficient (especially for large files, takes a lot of time at 100% cpu consumption).