On Thu, Dec 27, 2001 at 10:12:57PM -0600, Lance Hoffmeyer wrote: > How about R? It's a stats program but I imagine that is what you are > referring to. If you have numeric data it will graph it. Has perhaps > the best graphing package around. You can do anything you need to do > with it. More flexability than any other package I have seen (steep > learning curve though).
yes the curve can be steep, but given the original interest in simply
doing histograms, a quick:
> demo("graphics")
at the R prompt would quickly show the code for an example histogram
that might flatten that curve.
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