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Visualization
Visualization is a very important part of any calculation. Clear and simple represented results can help to understand the problem more easily and understand the answer. Graphical information allows one to explain the problem to the general audience more easily. Many programming languages have a lot of tools for visualising data, for example, Python has a set of libraries for graphical work.
In this chapter, I will explain general approaches for visualizing the results. Mostly, I will make examples in Python, but the principles can be used in any graphical language.
Published: 2024-07-20 10:27:51
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