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Mycroft Holmes31-Oct-13 20:11

Mycroft Holmes

31-Oct-13 20:11

You would be better served by asking this question in the WPF/Silverlight forum. It is more a discussion than a help me question.

What you should NOT have done is bring it to the Lounge. You don't ask programming questions here, although some discussions do make through the filtering, and you certainly don't link to a programming question in another forum.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

bryce31-Oct-13 20:23

bryce

31-Oct-13 20:23

bah humbug - dont be such a meanie

Big Grin | :-D

Chrstan will help him out.

Bryce

MCAD
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Mycroft Holmes31-Oct-13 20:32

Mycroft Holmes

31-Oct-13 20:32

I think there may have been a Freudian slip in you message to the OP, or you a smoking some!

Some day CG is going to come up there and ream you for the crap you send his way.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

bryce31-Oct-13 20:37

bryce

31-Oct-13 20:37

I know what I'm doing Smile | :)

hes tasweigan - and gets all excited with the extra attention he gets.

besides - he has to connect to the interwebs with Telstra. Given that disability it'll be a cold day in Van Diemen land before he has a connection stable enough to write anything lengthy on the forum.

Bryce

MCAD
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bryce31-Oct-13 20:23

bryce

31-Oct-13 20:23

Hi dude

what you want to do is fire off an email to Christan Grass, hes a great chap who loves to help Wink | ;)

I'm sure he would be more than willing to help you out

cheers

bryce

MCAD
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Mark_Wallace1-Nov-13 4:37

Mark_Wallace

1-Nov-13 4:37

bryce wrote:
Christan Grass

Are you getting confused with the Bale fella (or iterations thereof)?

I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!

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Brisingr Aerowing31-Oct-13 16:26

31-Oct-13 16:26

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Quote:
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Hour of Code

_Maxxx_31-Oct-13 13:16

_Maxxx_

31-Oct-13 13:16

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Re: Hour of Code

Richard MacCutchan31-Oct-13 15:15

Richard MacCutchan

31-Oct-13 15:15

This needs maximum visibility with a certain section of CP members.

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Re: Hour of Code

_Maxxx_31-Oct-13 15:39

_Maxxx_

31-Oct-13 15:39

It'll take more than an hour Wink | ;)

MVVM # - I did it My Way
___________________________________________
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Having Fun

Brisingr Aerowing31-Oct-13 13:03

31-Oct-13 13:03

Building GTK+.

General Process:

=============================

Start:

Compile....
Compile....
Compile....
Compile...
FATAL ERROR
ME: NOW WHAT?!?!?!?!?!?
ME: [Fix, Fix, Bing, Bing, Bing, Fix, Fix]

goto Start;

Keep Clam And Proofread
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√(-1) 2³ ∑ π...
And it was delicious.

Re: Having Fun

Kenneth Haugland31-Oct-13 14:12

31-Oct-13 14:12

AH, I see your misktake:

Quote:
Having Fun

and:

Quote:
Building GTK+.

Re: Having Fun

Brisingr Aerowing31-Oct-13 16:12

Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 16:12

I gave up and I am using packages from here[^] (Fedora Rawhide section)

Keep Clam And Proofread
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√(-1) 2³ ∑ π...
And it was delicious.

Matt T Heffron31-Oct-13 11:47

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 11:47

I'm planning to convert/rewrite an old (VB6/C++) application to C#/WPF as part of a proposal for a new hardware platform for use in a different application area.
The existing algorithms' code (the important parts, in my opinion) was converted from Matlab, using a third-party C++ library.
Can anyone offer any experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?
Either open-source or paid.
Thanks in advance.

I couldn't figure out in which forum what the best place to post this question. And CP doesn't have a Forum to ask "which forum?" Wink | ;)

OriginalGriff31-Oct-13 12:02

OriginalGriff

31-Oct-13 12:02

Yes we do: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/ask.aspx[^]

The only instant messaging I do involves my middle finger.

English doesn't borrow from other languages.
English follows other languages down dark alleys, knocks them over and goes through their pockets for loose grammar.

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

Matt T Heffron31-Oct-13 12:12

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 12:12

It seemed like asking a question in "quick answers" about which "discussion" forum to post a question seems awfully round-about.
And this seemed to be more of a forum question than a "quick answers" question...

OriginalGriff31-Oct-13 12:14

OriginalGriff

31-Oct-13 12:14

It probably gets a touch more recursive than necessary, but it keeps people out of trouble... Laugh | :laugh:

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

Kenneth Haugland31-Oct-13 12:19

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 12:19

That would depend on who is answering Laugh | :laugh:

Kenneth Haugland31-Oct-13 12:16

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 12:16

If you would go with open source I have a counter question, how precise must it be... Is double enough or do you need decimal etc.
And how much functionallity do you need?

Matt T Heffron31-Oct-13 12:34

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 12:34

double is fine
matrices and vectors
QR, LU, SVD, eigenvalue decompositions
dfft (double and complex, forward and inverse)
(and probably a few others I can't determine quickly...)

I've found ILNumerics, Math .NET, FinMath, Meta.Numerics, IMSL Numerical Libraries (RogueWave).
Interested in experiance/opinions on these as well.

Kenneth Haugland31-Oct-13 12:41

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 12:41

Yeah, thats quite a list, more than you could easily do yourself. I havent really got a need for all of those functions but there is always Numerical Recipies in C++ and Practicla Numerical Methods in C#, but I dont think they have all that in matrix form?

Brisingr Aerowing31-Oct-13 12:55

Re: Experience/comments/suggestions on Matrix/Linear Algebra packages for .NET (C#)?

31-Oct-13 12:55

I find Math.NET to be the Platinum Standard for .NET math libraries.

Keep Clam And Proofread
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√(-1) 2³ ∑ π...
And it was delicious.

Matt T Heffron31-Oct-13 13:23