Kuznetsov Roman wrote: > Hello. > I made some functions for the signal package. > 1) buffer.m (I changed the code of it (rewrite half of the code) so > now it's similar to MatLab.) You should *REPLACE* this version with > that you have now. Did the current buffer.m lack functionality that the matlab version has? i.e. has the compatibility from the perspective of provided features or function syntax increased? If so, improvements are very welcome. You should post them here for review and discussion. Best case: post differences of the current (old) and your (new) version.
> 2) pmusic, peig, pmn > 3) rootmusic, rooteig, rootmn > > pmn and rootmn are not written for MatLab but all of them use the same > principle. > In spite of MatLab functions, my functions can detect number of > signals (using MDL criteria) and correctly chose frequency for complex > signals. > They have the same input and output values (so matlab users won't be > confused). But all the same I had to include some additional syntax. > These are new functions not yet included in the signal package, correct? And neither in matlab's signal toolbox? > Now about troubles. > I haven't made description to them. > And I feel it can be difficult. > Well, functions without documentation are - frankly - of little use in publicly available packages. So in order to add them to the signal package, adequate documentation is necessary. Why do you feel that it is difficult? > So, And there is my question. > What if I write only difference between this function and MatLab > function and someone help me: > 1) Check comments I made in the text > 2) Write help information for the functions. I am sorry, I don't feel I really understand what you want to say by "difference between this function and Matlab function". What is it that you'd want to offer in order to include it in the signal package? Functions to be added should bear documentation (in texinfo format), an appropriate license (preferably GPL, or compatible) and follow some coding guidelines to make them easy to read, understand and maintain - If you'd like to add functions, then please post them here for discussion. benjamin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Palm PDK Hot Apps Program offers developers who use the Plug-In Development Kit to bring their C/C++ apps to Palm for a share of $1 Million in cash or HP Products. Visit us here for more details: http://p.sf.net/sfu/dev2dev-palm _______________________________________________ Octave-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/octave-dev
