Hi, I'm beginning a migration off MATLAB and was looking for a similar
look/feel IDE as the MATLAB and Octave GUI. I installed the Juno package
and it looks good but... I am looking for where you enter commands and see
vaiables in the workspace. So far I only see a text editor. Any help?
I'm trying to figure out promotions and noticed a few possible quirks -
perhaps these are bugs, as I can't figure out the logic. I realize float16
is a work in progress but I really like the data type as my datasets are
large.
julia a=rand(Float16,1) # define a float16 variable
I was wondering how Julia supports half precision operations? It seems it
does (more or less) but I'm not sure if there's a lot of type conversion
going on behind the scenes with associated overhead. Would it be more
efficient to store and crunch on Float32s?
julia rand(Float16,2,2) *
It seems I am missing something on my julia install. At the help prompt the
text comes up with a bunch of formatting tags - see below. Is this Latex or
seomthing? How do I get it to appear as a nicely formatted graphic or
stylized text? Thanks :)
help? ifft
Base.ifft(A[, dims])
