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GNU Octave (http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/) is a free numerical computing | GNU Octave (http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/) is a free numerical computing | ||
environment largely compatible with Matlab. [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]] began the project in 1992 and remains the primary maintainer. Development is quite active with more than 20 volunteers currently involved. Octave is also widely used in teaching, industry, and research. It has gained attention as the recommended tool for a number of distributed online courses such as Stanford's machine learning course | environment largely compatible with Matlab. [[User:jwe|John W. Eaton]] began the project in 1992 and remains the primary maintainer. Development is quite active with more than 20 volunteers currently involved. Octave is also widely used in teaching, industry, and research. It has gained attention as the recommended tool for a number of distributed online courses such as Stanford's machine learning course (https://www.coursera.org/course/ml). | ||
GNU Octave has an extensive core of functions useful for computations | GNU Octave has an extensive core of functions useful for computations | ||