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qtoctave: QtOctave (a qt-based gui for Octave)
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qtoctave:
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qtoctave: QtOctave is a graphical user interface for gnu octave, which is an
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qtoctave: open source program alternative to Matlab. With QtOctave you can do
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qtoctave: perform computationally intensive mathematical tasks that would take
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qtoctave: much longer to code in C or C++ or practically any other modern
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qtoctave: computer language. It is especailly good at matrix and vector
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qtoctave: operations. The graphical capabilities are very advanced. It is
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qtoctave: used heavily in engineering, and is a tool well worth learning.
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qtoctave:
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