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This part is one of the more important ones in your application. You are allowed to be as verbose as you want, as long as you stay on topic ;-)
This part is one of the more important ones in your application. You are allowed to be as verbose as you want, as long as you stay on topic ;-)
* Please describe your experience with C++, Octave or Matlab m-scripts, OpenGL and Qt.
* Please describe your experience with C++, Octave or Matlab m-scripts, OpenGL and Qt.
In C++ i used OpenCV to program this [http://e-archivo.uc3m.es/bitstream/10016/10524/1/PFC_Oscar_Perez_Alfonso.pdf] only spanish, with octave and matlab i do works in my master, i know opengl and qt but not programmed with them.  
In C++ i used OpenCV to program this [http://e-archivo.uc3m.es/bitstream/10016/10524/1/PFC_Oscar_Perez_Alfonso.pdf] , with octave and matlab i do works in my master, i know opengl and qt but not programmed with them.  
* Please describe your experience with other programming languages.
* Please describe your experience with other programming languages.
Programming application with java, and systems scripts with python and bash, and playing with ruby.  
Programming application with java, and systems scripts with python and bash, and playing with ruby.  
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** a computer
** a computer
** a computer with your progressing work on
** a computer with your progressing work on
All day with a computer with your progressing work on
1 a day with a computer with your progressing work on
* Please describe the degree up to which you can install new software on computers you have access to.
* Please describe the degree up to which you can install new software on computers you have access to.
All day.
Dayly.


== S: Self-assessment ==
== S: Self-assessment ==
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** If you apply for a task you have added yourself instead, please describe this task, its scope and people you already talked to concerning it. What field of tasks did you miss on the list?
** If you apply for a task you have added yourself instead, please describe this task, its scope and people you already talked to concerning it. What field of tasks did you miss on the list?
* Please provide a rough estimated timeline for your work on the task. ''This should include the GSoC midterms and personal commitments like exams or vacation ("non-coding time"). Optionally include two or three milestones you expect.''
* Please provide a rough estimated timeline for your work on the task. ''This should include the GSoC midterms and personal commitments like exams or vacation ("non-coding time"). Optionally include two or three milestones you expect.''
I select several of your task list :
- Incomplete sparse factorizations ichol, ilu
- Various sparse matrix improvements
- Implement a Qt widget for manipulating plots
- Improve JIT compiling, i think this is the most difficult
- Improve memory management (pre-allocation could be the most fast and realiable way)
- Finish the Agora website
- Improvements to n-dimensional image processing
- High Precision Arithmetic Computation
I think in rough estimate in three months are :
- around 3 weeks to study code
- 6 weeks coding, debugging
- 3 testing
But maybe more iterative, agile development.
Maybe you could select one of this by priorities of octave's community. I think performance is now a drawback for Octave.
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