It is cross-platform (java) and provides a project workspace in which you can load multiple datasets andd then generate plots and manipulate the data in a similar column-math fashion to Excel. I’ve tried my best to differentiate between the two versions here because I remember being a poor student relying on the altruism of companies like MagicPlot systems LLC and I figure the greatest number of users will want to know what they can get for free.
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There are two versions available – the free ‘student’ edition which is essentially the core package without the higher level math/tracking and the all-in pro version which unlocks all the snazzy features. Although this is a little misleading, as where this software really focuses and excels is not in plotting the data in visually appealing plots but in the simplicity and depth of its data analysis software. MagicPlot is, as the name suggests, a piece of graphic plotting software. A sentiment appreciated by many students, I’m sure. Alongside this design focus, the other goal of the project was to make some form of this system available to students for free. His basic ‘vision’ for MagicPlot was to create a program that was functional but not as bloated as other available packages (where most users only use a fraction of the features – I’m looking at you SigmaPlot). Following his MSc he then continued to develop MagicPlot, drawing on some further expertise from his colleagues at the Faculty of Physics that bring a range of other features into the program. As part of his Masters thesis in applied Math and Physics, he wrote MagicPlot to give him the flexibility to apply a whole range of complex customisable equations to the fitting in his plots. The slightly longer and far more intresting story, is that Alexander was a Masters student at the (coolest department name ever ) department of Quantum Magnetic Phenomena faculty of Physics at St Petersburg State University. The short story is that MagicPlot systems LLC. Nicely made logo and banner is always a good sign – I don’t trust anything with a shoddy logo
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