I would say I create a box plot in Python, you can use the "seaborn" library. First, you'll need to import the seaborn library and create a box plot object using the "boxplot()" function.

Begin by defining the x, y and z values for the plot, if you don't already have them. For example, at MATLAB's command prompt type the following:x = 1:0.1:10; y = sin(x); z = magic(91);This code ...

These two Matlab functions imports and plots the type of .xvg files that the MD package Gromacs uses for some of its text-based data output. The functions tries to read the names/labels of the plotted ...