Re: Intervalar Mathematics with Octave

[Oscar]

Ah, ok, I'm sorry, I didn't noticed that, I'll copy the maillist.
Interval Arithmetic is arithmetic, like we do with numbers, but
instead using numbers (a point) we use the role interval, like [1,3].
For example, [1,3]^2 = [1,9].
I would be happy to contribute, but to do it, it would need to be an
expert in this area, which I'm not. The focus of my work is not this
kind of operation, I'm using it as a support to my work, so I would
not be able to implement this kind of operation at the end of the
work.
I'm sorry I'm not able to contribute.

Oscar

2008/11/27 Jordi Gutiérrez Hermoso <address@hidden>:
> Hello again. Please keep the conversation within the mailing list so
> that others may contribute. In Gmail, hit "reply all" instead of just
> "reply".
>
> 2008/11/27 Oscar <address@hidden>:
>> Sorry if I didn't make me clear: I need to use interval arithmetic. Is
>> there any library/expansion for Octave that supports it?
>
> I don't know what interval arithmetic is... unless you mean
> set-theoretic operations on intervals. I don't think Octave has
> anything like it. Depending on what it is, it might make sense to add
> that functionality to Octave. If you think it's useful and that Octave
> doesn't have it, consider contributing code to Octave.
>
> - Jordi G. H.
>