Dear all,
Amongst other libraries, I have been using Matplotlib to build some scanning
X-ray images I will publish soon (Journal of Applied Crystallography if
accepted). I don't know if this is an issue for someone, but I would like to
include a reference, can anyone tell me if there is a standard one or whether
it is worth it for anyone to be mentioned ? Also, although this is not the
correct mailing list for this, is there a general reference for Python ?
Cheers,
Auré
Hello Aure,
Amongst other libraries, I have been using Matplotlib to build some scanning
X-ray images I will publish soon (Journal of Applied Crystallography if
accepted). I don't know if this is an issue for someone, but I would like to
include a reference, can anyone tell me if there is a standard one or whether
it is worth it for anyone to be mentioned ?
This question has just been answered a few threads ago ("success story"). To quote JDH:
Perhaps it would be a good idea for you and others who publish with
mpl to cite it in the methods section (eg "figures x, y,and z were
generated using matplotlib") with a reference pointing to the web
site. Promotion and publicity is always a good thing. Some journals
don't allow links in the citations, in which case you could use@InProceedings{BarrettEtal2004,
Author = {Barrett, P. and Hunter, J.D. and Greenfield, P.},
Title = {Matplotlib - {A} Portable {Python} Plotting Package},
BookTitle = {Astronomical Data Analysis Software \& Systems {XIV}.},
year = 2004
}
Niklas.