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Altaxo Data Processing/Plotting Program
Data manipulation and plotting program with scripting
Altaxo is a data manipulation and plotting program written in C# for MS.NET. It is featuring worksheet views and plot views, a scripting language (currently C#) for data processing and automation, import of data from ASCII files or from images, export of graphs and embedding of graphs in other documents. -
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ZedGraph is a class library, user control, and web control for .net, written in C#, for drawing 2D Line, Bar, and Pie Charts. It features full, detailed customization capabilities, but most options have defaults for ease of use.
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eduViz is software which allows teachers to visualize their students' test scores in order to see per student, per category, or whole class trends and assign grades.
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Windows Presentation Foundation based framework for definition and construction of electronic gauges. Developed with Megasquirt ECM in mind as a primary data provider.
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