On Tuesday 18 April 2006 10:16, Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay wrote: > NumExp is a family of open-source applications for numeric computation. > When it was created, the idea was to make a powerfull tool like > Mathematica. Now, we know this is almost impossible without more > open-source hackers. Meanwhile, we are trying to make, at least, an > usefull tool! Never used NumExp or Mathematica, but for a few days now using GNU R. Heard so many things about it before, from Arijit and Sayamindu, but now just witnessing it. I installed the tar.bz2, and on SuSE 9.2 it needed Fortran2C and gcc-g77 too. So little part of it i have seen till now. It is a divinity. So simple to manipulate vectors and matrices. Just couldn't imagine before seeing it. Maybe it is a bit [OT], but, please Indra, forgive an oldman's talkativeness.
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