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Octave:1> Getting Started
GNU Octave is a very powerful suite for its numerical, graphical, and programming capabilities. Despite being …
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Octave:1> Variables and Constants
Octave showing the perfect compatibility with MATLAB keeps its tag of being called open source clone of MATLAB. Learning …
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Octave:1> Expressions and operators
Expressions are the basic building block of statements in Octave. It can be created using values, variables that have …
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Octave:1> Built-In Functions, Commands, and Package
In mathematics, Function is a relation from a set of inputs to a set of possible outputs where each input is related to …
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Octave:2> Vectors and Matrices Basics
Vectors and matrices are very useful for dealing with systems of linear equations and inequalities. In particular, they …
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Octave:2> Conditional Execution
To control the flow operations in an algorithm, one must be able to verify some conditions and act accordingly. …
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Octave:2> Functions
We have already looked into built-in functions in current series. Functions at the programming level is constituted by …
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Octave:2> Scripts and Algorithm
Working on the command line is not always practical. We often make typos, and just to correct that we need to rewrite …
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Octave:3> File Operations
Writing and reading a file is often necessary. Like working the real problems on command line is not feasible, same way …
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Octave:3> Data Visualization
Data visualization is the graphical portrayal of any data and information, summarized in a way that it is easy to see …