What about:http://www.codeplex.com/dnAnalytics

What about: http://maxima.sourceforge.net/

<t>If you asked Kernighan what language he would want to be stranded with on a dessert island, I suspect he would answer: the C programming language without hesitation. Hubris aside, I bet he would answer thus because C does what he wants and he knows the language inside and out. Certainly C is abso...

<t>While you are correct in saying F# is statically typed, that is not the whole story (note, I do not pretend to know the whole story either... from the faq:One of the striking features of F# is its combination of dynamic and static features. For example, F# Interactive provides a strikingly powerf...

You may be interested in Steve Yegge's blog:http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/I know some fairly prominent googlers are into JavaScript... Norvig included.What do you think about F#?

<t>I use both python and matlab extensively at my work (commodity quant@energy trading firm).My personal feeling is that python as a language is a much better designed and thought out piece of software than matlab is. However, I prefer to use matlab for most of work for the following reasons:1. IDE ...

<t>Try doing the following:- create a new GUI with a single axes and 1 push button (open Guide, drag an axes/push button onto the canvas)- save the figure- under the 'pushbutton1_Callback' function paste:x=0:0.1:2*pi;y=sin(x);plot(x,y);datacursormode on;This simple test works correctly for me. Obvio...

<t>Not sure I entirely understand... sample code would help.It is possible to define custom behavior for the data cursor, look at the documentation for the 'datacursormode' function:fig = figure;dcm_obj = datacursormode(fig);>>> get(dcm_obj); % to get a listing of the editable properties...setting t...

<r>That is definitely cool.I have replicated a similar app using Alias-i's LingPipe library:<URL url="http://alias-i.com/lingpipe/demos/tutorial/ne/read-me.html"><LINK_TEXT text="http://alias-i.com/lingpipe/demos/tutor ... ad-me.html">http://alias-i.com/lingpipe/demos/tutorial/ne/read-me.html</LINK_...

<t>I think debian's target audience is, or at least was, a more purist type of user but without the fanatical bent of OpenBSDers. They were one of the first distros to get packaging 'right', had/have notoriously long release cycles emphasizing stability over the most recent feature...Also, how can y...

<r>QuoteOriginally posted by: quartzQuoteI guess what I am trying to say/ask is: assuming these systems can be built, what specific areas of QF would be affected, what kind of institutions would be willing to try it?They started calling themselves a "superconducting processor" company, but what does...

<r>Hopefully this isn't too tangential:I interned at D-Wave systems (<URL url="http://www.dwavesys.com/">http://www.dwavesys.com/</URL>) four years ago. One of the things I did there was to think about how certain computationally hard (NP-Complete) problems could be implemented on the hardware D-Wav...

I believe it is an Annotation object. Checkout HGgroup in the documentation for details. Also the 'Controlling Legends' page is useful.Matlab's documentation is awesome, it is one of the things that makes its high price tolerable.

Try setting the legend's buttondown callback fucntion to null.maybe this example will help you:x=0i;y=sin(x);plot(x,y);h=legend('sin');set(h,'ButtonDownFcn','');

<t>I agree, the process is insanely broken. I am definitely not trying to defend MS here, but for building office based applications VSTO's good features far out weigh the pain of distributing the solution. Plus, once you have figured out how to create a proper installation package, it is relatively...