We are happy to announce the next release of LabPlot! As usual, in the release announcement we want to introduce the major points in the new release. Some of the new developments were already described in the previous blog posts were we reported on the ongoing achievements. Many other smaller and bigger improvements, bug fixes […]
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Cantor 18.12 – KDE way of doing mathematics
Curious to read about Cantor on LabPlot’s homepage? This is easy to explain. Cantor has got quite a lot of development in the last couple of months, also with great contribution from LabPlot developers. There is a close collaboration between these two KDE projects which we hope to intensify even further in future and to […]
ROOT histograms
In one of the previous blogs we introduced the new capability of LabPlot to calculate and to draw histograms. Given a data set, the user can calculate the histogram using different binning methods and to visualize the calculated histogram in the new plot type “histogram”. A different workflow is given when the histogram was already […]
Import of JSON and ngspice files
We continue adding support for more data formats that can be imported into LabPlot. As part of the upcoming release we add the support for JSON file and for ngspice raw file format which we want to introduce in this short blog post. After the selection of a JSON file in the “Import File” dialog, […]
Histogram
LabPlot has already quite a good feature set that allows to create 2D Cartesian plots with a lot of editing possibilities and with a good variety of different data sources supported. Analysis functionality is also getting more and more extended and matured with every release. Based on the overall good foundation it’s time now to […]
LabPlot 2.5 released
It took much more time to finalize the release than we planned in the beginning after the 2.4 release was done. But we hope the number of features we implemented for 2.5 and their impact on the workflows supported by LabPlot can justify this delay. The source code and the installers for Windows and for […]
Support for live data
Coming close to the next release of LabPlot, the last new feature in this release that we want to introduce is the support for live data. This feature developed by Fábián Kristóf during “Google Summer of Code 2017” program. In this context, the support for live data refers to the data that is frequently changing […]
Import of Origin and LabPlot projects
We had to revise our release plans because of a feature that many users have asked for and that took more time than estimated – the import of © OriginLab Origin projects. Since this feature is quite important and since we had some implementation for it already available in the code, we decided to finalize […]
Improved data fitting in 2.5
Continuing the introduction of the new features coming soon with the next release of LabPlot (see the previous blogs here and here), we want to share today some news about the developments we did for the data fitting (linear and non-linear regression analysis) in the last couple of months. Data fitting, one of the most […]
Short update on recent UX improvements
One of the usual data visualization workflows supported by LabPlot involves the import of some external data into the application and the creation of plots. Once the data is imported, e.g. into a spreadsheet, there are basically the following steps to do in order to get the data visualized: create a worksheet (if not available […]