Python What are the best free Python libraries for GUI and signal processing?

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Start date Aug 9, 2009
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Python offers a variety of free libraries that cater to different needs. Tkinter is a solid choice for GUI development, providing a straightforward way to create user interfaces. For scientific computing, particularly in signal processing, SciPy is highly regarded for its extensive functionality. Matplotlib is also recommended for data visualization, allowing users to create impressive plots. The discussion encourages exploring additional libraries for gaming, sound, hardware control, and networking, highlighting the versatility of Python in various domains.

Aug 9, 2009

fleem

I'm going to mess around with some Python and was wondering what free libs I should consider. So far I've got:

GUI - Tkinter
Scientific (mostly signal processing for me) - SciPy

Are these OK? Any opinions? Other libs you like (gaming, sound, hardware control & networking, etc.)

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Aug 10, 2009

Edgardo

I recently watched a video of matplotlib here. You can create some neat plots with it.

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