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'''Introduction'''
'''Introduction'''
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My intention is to implement the missing '''ilu''' and '''ichol''' functions and to continue last year's GSoC project developed by Kai Torben. The goal is the complete integration in the core of Octave. Those functions will have a direct impact on quite a few functions that solve sparse linear systems as ilu and ichol are known to be good algorithms for generating preconditioners. Some of the functions that will take advantage of them are pcg, bicg or gmres among others. Bottom line, performance of sparse linear system solvers in Octave will be raised. Β 
My intention is to implement the missing '''ilu''' and '''ichol''' functions and to continue last year's GSoC project developed by Kai Torben. The goal is the complete integration in the core of Octave. Those functions will have a direct impact on quite a few functions that solve sparse linear systems as ilu and ichol are known to be good algorithms for generating good preconditioners. Some of the functions that will take advantage of them are pcg, bicg or gmres among others. Bottom line, performance of sparse linear system solvers will be raised. Β 




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