There are quite a few good plotting software and packages available to draw professional graphs and visualize data. Some of them are paid, some are free; some are language-based, some are independent. Which one do you prefer and why?
R provides very nice graph but it involves some commands/programming to do it. You can use a template of what others have done. R can be downloaded for free.
I prefer origin owing to its ease of use and also fitting (linear and non-linear). They generate eye-catching and captivating graphs.
I prefer Matlab CF tool and originPro non-linear tool for measure the CF parameters. Both tools are very useful in fitting, data analyse, curve generate etc.
Niloy Sikder , you can make really nice graphs in R, and R is a free software. See for example the graphs in:
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Thank you all for your suggestions. Those graphs are really beautiful, Rolando Gonzales
Check this post:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Can_someone_suggest_me_good_software_for_drawing_graphs
I prefer Mathematica . since there is a lot of built in functions and options to professionalize your plots .
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