The release of AlphaPlot 1.02, which provides a graphical interface for the analysis and visualization of scientific data, has been published. The development of the project began in 2016 as a fork of SciDAVis 1.D009, which in turn is a fork of QtiPlot 0.9rc-2. During the development process, a migration from the QWT library to QCustomplot was carried out. The code is written in C++, uses the Qt library and is distributed under the GPLv2 license.
AlphaPlot aims to be a data analysis and plotting tool providing powerful mathematical processing and visualization (2D and 3D). There is support for various methods of approaching given points using curves. Results can be saved in raster and vector formats such as PDF, SVG, PNG and TIFF. It supports the creation of scripts for automating the construction of graphs in the JavaScript language. Plugins can be used to expand functionality.
The new version improves the system for managing the placement of elements on 2D charts, expanded navigation in 3D charts, added tools for saving and loading templates, a new dialog with settings, and also implemented support for arbitrary filling patterns, cloning charts, saving and printing 3D graphs, vertical and horizontal grouping of panels.
Source: opennet.ru