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A curated list of awesome projects, libraries, tools, and resources related to InfluxDB.
A flexible command-line tool for generating graphs and charts from CSV data files.
A high-performance GPU rendering library for scientific data visualization, built on Vulkan and up to 10,000x faster than matplotlib.
A collection of georeferenced GeoJSON boundaries for world countries and cultural regions to map historical data on global or continental scales.
An R package for creating waffle (square pie) charts and isotype pictograms using ggplot2.
R toolkit for inference, visualization and analysis of cell-cell communication from single-cell transcriptomics data.
A scalable library for exploring, validating, and monitoring machine learning data, integrated with TensorFlow and TFX.
An R package providing comprehensive historical soccer match datasets and analysis functions for European and MLS leagues.
A Python library for creating ternary plots (triangular diagrams) using Matplotlib.
An R package for retrieving and plotting raster map tiles from services like Google Maps and OpenStreetMap using ggplot2.
An open-source ML-powered analytics engine for automated outlier detection and root cause analysis on high-dimensional metrics.
An open-source ML-powered analytics engine for automated outlier detection and root cause analysis on high-dimensional metrics.
A charting library built with Ember.js and d3.js, offering time series, bar, pie, and scatter charts.
A Go library for creating basic charts with focus on autoscaling, error bars, and logarithmic plots.
A versatile charting library for Android applications supporting multiple chart types with high performance.
A Flutter widget for embedding Apache ECharts charts with reactive data updates and two-way communication.
A D3.js plugin for adding customizable annotations to SVG charts and visualizations.
A jQuery plugin for displaying hierarchical tree structures within HTML tables with support for multiple columns.
Create beautiful JavaScript charts with one line of Vue, supporting Chart.js, Google Charts, and Highcharts.
A Python library providing a collection of perceptually uniform colormaps for scientific plotting.
A self-service IoT toolbox enabling non-technical users to connect, analyze, and explore industrial IoT data streams.
Real-time tracker of emoji usage on Twitter with a service-oriented architecture and public APIs.
An R wrapper for the Highcharts JavaScript library to create interactive and customizable charts from R objects.
An Angular module that uses SVG to create customizable circular progress bars and gauges.
A collection of Jupyter notebooks providing examples and tutorials for the Bokeh interactive visualization library.
An extensive library of 90+ Plotly Dash components based on the Mantine React UI library for building high-quality dashboards.
A reusable D3.js legend component for color, size, and symbol scales in SVG visualizations.
A Blazor wrapper for Chart.js that enables interactive charts in both client-side and server-side Blazor applications.
Official implementation of the LargeVis algorithm for visualizing large-scale, high-dimensional data and networks.
An interactive grammar of graphics for R that combines ggplot2's grammar with reactive programming from Shiny.
A collection of custom JavaScript scripts for visualizing and processing satellite imagery with Sentinel Hub services.
A JavaScript library for generating dynamic, stylized transit maps from transport network data.
An R package for creating formattable vectors and data frames to enhance data presentation in reports and dynamic documents.
An interactive graph visualization widget for Rust, built with egui and petgraph for easy embedding in GUI applications.
A collection of extra coordinate systems, geoms, statistical transformations, scales, and fonts for the ggplot2 R package.
A Node.js library for server-side D3.js rendering to generate static charts, maps, and SVGs.
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