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Asunto: looking for time-consuming Octave app


From: wtm
Subject: Asunto: looking for time-consuming Octave app
Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 07:14:41 -0400

The autocorrelation (autocor.m) comsumes a lot of time for big vectors
try something like this:

a=[1:length_array] #length_array=5000~10000
start=time()
b=autocor(a)
final=time()
total_time=final-start

I think you are speaking about that, sorry about the code, I do not have
Octave instaled a t the moment.

Regards,

Pablo Busto

>-- Mensaje original --
>Date: Wed, 28 Apr 2004 21:27:13 +0200
>From: Javier Fernandez Baldomero <address@hidden>
>To: address@hidden
>CC: Javier Fernandez Baldomero <address@hidden>
>Subject: looking for time-consuming Octave app
>
>
>
>Hi,
>
>Perhaps somebody knows of an Octave application...
>
>1.- whose code can be downloaded (octave .m code)
>
>2.- which spends an enourmous amount of time to compute
>     something (anything, or see point 4)
>
>3.- of certain interest (ie, chances of being accepted
>     in a congress or journal on the subject if computing
>     time could be significantly reduced)
>
>4.- and has something to do with chemicals, if possible
>     (ok, and cannot be computed on the back of an envelope :-)
>
>I would need to download such an application to do some
>measurements on it. Point 4 is just for "emotional" reasons,
>I would also be glad with some other kind of application
>(but chemicals would be great :-).
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>-javier
>
>
>
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