On 03/24/2010 06:41 PM, calcp...@aol.com wrote:
OK, I use SAGE in my teaching a lot now. Its great for algebra, trig,
precalc, plots in 2D and 3D, limits, derivatives and integrals both
analytic and numerical.
There's only one thing holding me back from using SAGE exclusively. I
come from the MATLAB/Octave world and miss the matrix paradigm. In
Octave, every variable represents some data as a matrix. This could
be an actual matrix (retangular nxm or square nxn), a 1xm row vector,
an nx1 column vector or even a 1x1 single scalar value.
So, if you wouldn't mind excusing this poor noob, could some kind soul
on this form please help me translate the following into SAGE? I
don't know if I could use python lists or some other construct in
SAGE. Is this where importing scipy comes into play?
Sage can do all of this easily. See
http://sagenb.org/home/jason3/388/publish/
Thanks,
Jason
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