1 | initial version |
You could also use the R interface in Sage to produce things, using their standard fitting and error bar tools.
2 | Added explanation of R |
You could also use the R interface in Sage to produce things, using their standard fitting and error bar tools.
Edit: R is probably the industry standard for statistical/modeling/fitting stuff. Of the statistical variety. http://www.r-project.org is the site. You can do
sage: r?
for basic info, and see the whole documentation at this page for more info (apparently it's not in the reference manual yet. I also have a sample at sagenb, but that site is so overloaded that it might be hard to access...