> Interesting!  Did you create the graphs it using ocaml tools?  Which?

oopss...
I am sorry Johann, but I've used foully and cowardly the Excel :-) 

To be honest and precise, my first impulse was to make it in "R", but it is unpleasant (however still doable), if a graph in "R" has custom ticks with string names. Thus, Excel was a quickest tool for this small job :(

Hey, but if OCaml will not stop with its exponential growth, we cuold get a nice "Oxcel" or so in the future :)

BTW, now at work I have almost finished writing the library which reads our data in lazy manner. I was quite unhappy that I am restricted to C++. I hope my boss will consider those graphs and allow to use OCaml :-)

kind regards,
Valery A.Khamenya
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