[OT] New GNU Octave group

Dear all!!

I was first introduced to GNU Octave through DSP guru. I found it to be
wonderful software but I don't think any of us are using it. Most of
DSP people seen to use MATLAB.

If MATLAB can do it, I think GNU Octave has it all to do it too. People
at comp.dsp are great! I have always benefitted from them. I need one
little help, please give Octave a try. Lets start improving its signal
processing  side.

I am not experienced much in DSP but you people are. That's why I
thought posting it here.

If you agree with me and you are an Octave user please join the group
at
http://groups.google.com/groups/dsp-octave.

Any flames are also invited here! :-)

Warm regards
--Himanshu

Oops!! wrong link!!
right one is
http://groups.google.com/group/dsp-octave

"Himanshu" <hs.chauhan@gmail.com> writes:

> Oops!! wrong link!!
> right one is
> http://groups.google.com/group/dsp-octave


Is this an ordinary usenet group, or is it something local to google?

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On 11 May 2006 16:24:43 +0200, Asbj�rn S�b� wrote:

> "Himanshu" <hs.chauhan@gmail.com> writes:
> 
>> Oops!! wrong link!!
>> right one is
>> http://groups.google.com/group/dsp-octave
> 
> 
> Is this an ordinary usenet group, or is it something local to google?
> 
> Asbj&#4294967295;rn

The last time I looked, Octave was horribly wrinkled with age.  Not much
update work being done.

OTOH, Scilab is very interesting, although not a direct Matlab replacement.

Himanshu wrote:
> Dear all!!
> 
> I was first introduced to GNU Octave through DSP guru. I found it to be
> wonderful software but I don't think any of us are using it. Most of
> DSP people seen to use MATLAB.
> 
> If MATLAB can do it, I think GNU Octave has it all to do it too. People
> at comp.dsp are great! I have always benefitted from them. I need one
> little help, please give Octave a try. Lets start improving its signal
> processing  side.
> 
> I am not experienced much in DSP but you people are. That's why I
> thought posting it here.
> 
> If you agree with me and you are an Octave user please join the group
> at
> http://groups.google.com/groups/dsp-octave.
> 
> Any flames are also invited here! :-)
> 
> Warm regards
> --Himanshu
> 
Ah.  But anything MatLab can do from the command line SciLab can do 
better.  Differently, but IMHO better.

SciLab also has a graphical system builder similar to Simulink, but the 
editor could use some work.

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Its not a usenet groups. Its something local to google.
> >
> Ah.  But anything MatLab can do from the command line SciLab can do
> better.  Differently, but IMHO better.
>
> SciLab also has a graphical system builder similar to Simulink, but the
> editor could use some work.
>

I didn't say that Octave does is better. I just want to point out that
Octave has it
all to do it. And I admit that Octave seriously needs  some attention
from us to be
a better system. If we give our love to Octave, it will slowly nourish
into a young but
mature signal processing environment. Ain't it?

regards
--Himanshu

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--RY

Apparently "dsp-octave" is not a usenet news group. I
do not support the use of non-usenet forums.

If you want me to participate, make a usenet
news group. 

--RY

PS: I *am* using octave and I *do* like it.

--Randy

On 2006-05-11, Himanshu <hs.chauhan@gmail.com> wrote:
> If MATLAB can do it, I think GNU Octave has it all to do it too. People
> at comp.dsp are great! I have always benefitted from them. I need one
> little help, please give Octave a try. Lets start improving its signal
> processing  side.

Plain Octave lacks a lot of useful signal processing functions, but you
can get them in octave-forge, which is a library addition to Octave.

-- 
Ben Jackson
<ben@ben.com>
http://www.ben.com/

Yes I agree that dsp-octave is not a usenet group. Randy you are very
experienced and ofcourse I would like you to participate. But I am
sorry, that I don't have idea to to how to create a new usenet group.
Any link would be of help. Currently I am using the newsfeed.vmunix.org
as my news server.