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From: | Jose Ramom Flores das Seixas |
Subject: | Journal of negative results in Octave? |
Date: | Mon, 23 Sep 2019 16:35:16 +0200 |
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I would like to know if there is something like The negative results Journal for octave functions? The reason I ask is because I implemented a quadrature for
strongly oscillating functions, quadgF, but after comparing it with octave
function quadgk I
found, to my disappointment, that my function was not generally
faster than quadgk. In his article,
Professor Shampine talks about a function he implemented, quadgF, based on
the algorithm, but as much as I looked for it I couldn't find it -quadgF.m-. So I
implemented it as well as I could, trying to vectorize it as much
as possible, and kept the name used in [1].
It is quite possible that the reason why
Professor Shampine's function has disappeared from the radar is
precisely what I found after writing my implementation, i.e. that,
in general, has no advantages over general functions like quadgk.
Anyway, for if my implementation served
someone, either because he/she improved it and got more speed, or
to avoid wasting time doing what I already did, I send attached
the function I wrote, quadgF.m, and a document, quadgF.pdf,
describing the algorithm and my implementation, as well as an
analysis that compares my function and quadgk.
Yours sincerely
Jose Ramom
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quadgF.m
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quadgF.pdf
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