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  • <th>John W. Eaton</th>
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  • * [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]] (jwe)
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  • ...compatible with Matlab. It is an old project, started in 1992 by [[John W. Eaton]] and used by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide as a free alternati John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org>
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  • ...25 Years of Octave: Recent Developments and Future Directions<br/>(John W. Eaton)</td> * [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]]
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  • ...ll include: a presentation by Octave's creator and main maintainer John W. Eaton in the CERN Main Auditorium (Monday afternoon), several interesting talks a * [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]]
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  • * Status of Octave (John W. Eaton) <td>Status of Octave<br/>(John W. Eaton, confirmed)</td>
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  • === Opening keynote speaker: John W. Eaton === John (aka, jwe) gave us another update on GNU Octave's development in the last y
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  • * [http://jweaton.org John W. Eaton]
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  • 1992 by [[John W. Eaton]] and used by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide
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  • environment largely compatible with Matlab. [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]] began the project in 1992 and remains the primary maintainer. Developmen
    10 KB (1,556 words) - 06:39, 21 January 2021
  • environment largely compatible with Matlab. [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]] began the project in 1992 and remains the primary maintainer. Developmen
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  • * [http://jweaton.org John W. Eaton]
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  • ...d [http://jweaton.org/ John W. Eaton] at the University of Texas. John W. Eaton is the original author of Octave, starting full-time development in Februar ...r his ability to do quick back-of-the-envelope calculations. You can hear John pronounce the name "Octave" a few times [http://videolectures.net/mloss08_e
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