I'm looking for a Rust equivalent to Python's matplotlib .
Does anyone have suggestions or recommendations?
I’ve seen that Plotlars is quite popular — could it be a good replacement?
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There are many alternatives, it may be easier to recommend one if you are more specific in your needs/requirements. In any case, I have used:
which autogenerates python code that relies on matplotlib. So, you run Rust code and get a Python’s matplotlib plot.
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There is also gnuplot - very comprehensive.
I like that you can use it both from inside rust - via the gnuplot crate - as well as from the command line, via gnuplot scripts or its own repl.
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mathlib have imshow() that allow me to display spectrum of colors by color expression in each pixel (bitmap) ( type of topographic).
Example: simulate tension effect in surface material.
The plotters crate is the most popular Rust native approach (according to lib.rs), and I have enjoyed using it. It is solid library, but you will not find feature parity with matplotlib.
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