How to visualize 2- and 3-space matrix transformations in Python?

How about numpy and mayavi You might need to write a little code to the get end results you want, but all the building blocks are probably there.

How about numpy and mayavi. You might need to write a little code to the get end results you want, but all the building blocks are probably there.

I don't know about mayavi, but with matplotlib you can definitely plot (almost) whatever you like. With the full power of python language you can define your vectors, matrices etc, multiply them any way you wish, and plot the results.

Matplotlib doesn't have much in the way of 3D support, which is why I suggested mayavi instead. – talonmies Apr 26 at 14:12 it did not have it. Right now it well has Axes3D object which, I guess, is enough for the OP's goals.

I personally never used mayavi, so I cannot offer any sensible judgement here. It's the OP's call, anyway :-). – Zhenya Apr 26 at 14:18 thanks to both of you, I stumbled on easyviz/scitools while following up on your answers, and I'm giving that a try – d3vid Apr 28 at 5:58.

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