Reply by Bernhard Holzmayer●December 13, 20062006-12-13
Dirk Bruere at NeoPax wrote:
> Quick Q
> Can this be used as a replacement for MatLab in VisualAudio filter
> development?
>
I don't use VisualAudio, so I'm guessing...
I used SciLab once to calculate IIR filter coefficients where MatLab
failed because of its limited floating point precision
(extreme Fs/Fc ratio).
SciLab performed almost equal, maybe better with respect to precision of the
results.
However, SciLab is not so much compatiable to MatLab, that one might expect.
I would guess that the combination of both tools uses Matlab's automating
capabilities which have not been built into SciLab.
Bernhard
Reply by Marc Brooker●December 13, 20062006-12-13
Dirk Bruere at NeoPax wrote:
> Quick Q
> Can this be used as a replacement for MatLab in VisualAudio filter
> development?
>
Quick answer: Yes
Not so quick answer: Maybe, but it depends on how much
knowledge/code/etc you need to migrate. Scilab and Octave are close
enough to matlab for most tasks, and if you don't have an existing
codebase then you don't have much to lose. Both lack some of MATLAB's
more powerful features, though, and some of the toolboxes.
If you are looking to start afresh, maybe a glance at Scipy and
Matplotlib for python would be appropriate.
Cheers
Marc Brooker
Reply by Joerg●December 12, 20062006-12-12
Dirk Bruere at NeoPax wrote:
> Quick Q
> Can this be used as a replacement for MatLab in VisualAudio filter
> development?
>
Don't know but I have tried both SciLab and Octave via MatLab conversion
routines, wanted to calculate WD filters. Didn't work at all. It was
really frustrating, only got tons of error messages. So, I went back to
the trusty old DOS programs which work like a champ.
--
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Reply by Dirk Bruere at NeoPax●December 12, 20062006-12-12
Quick Q
Can this be used as a replacement for MatLab in VisualAudio filter
development?
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