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Re: Matrices in liboctave
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vlachidis costas |
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Re: Matrices in liboctave |
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Sat, 08 May 1999 16:34:16 +0300 |
Good afternoon Mr Eduardo Gallestey
My questions are:
Can I use octave in image processing using images like arrays of bytes?
Scilab produces very large files because has duble precision arithmetic
so array's elements are'nt single bytes
What about looping?is it easy or very slow?Must I use instead small c
routines to implement fast image arrays prossesing loops ?
Thanks
Costas
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Eduardo Gallestey wrote:
> Dear Vlachidis,:
>
> Octave is most like a Matlab environment, although without the
> former's
> powerful graphical capabilities. If you don't have Matlab, it is
> surely
> a good choice. Just try it and then decide.
>
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