Hi, It has been a long time since the last announcement, so I thought it was about time I let you know what has been happening with JSci. Some of you may have...
Mark Hale
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Jun 5, 2001 5:34 pm
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Hi Mark, Thanks for letting me know. Stephan. ... Hi, It has been a long time since the last announcement, so I thought it was about time I let you know what...
Stephan Van Der Westh...
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Jun 6, 2001 8:25 am
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Hi, A new full release of JSci is now available! I have finally finished an internal rewrite (no API changes) of the complex vector and matrix classes. This...
Mark Hale
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Aug 18, 2001 11:22 pm
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... You are right, I changed the packagenames and some sources ('periodictable' for instance) of the JSci package. On the page: ...
khartlage@...
Sep 1, 2001 9:02 am
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Hello, since I am new to this group, and to the JSci-package as well, I need some help: A lot of constructors use "double[] data" as parameter, does the...
Hi Ulf, Could you please be a bit more specific as to what classes you are referring to. For instance, most of the graphing classes do, but the Fourier...
Hallo Mark, ... Maybe it would be easier (for me at least:-)) to tell you what I am looking for: It is a simple problem. Given a set of (x_i, y_i) - values...
Ulf, I am no expect on wavelets and the like. You could try posting your problem to the wavelet forum at http://www.ondelette.com/forum/ and see what response...
Hello! I tried to install the JSci for jdk1.3. I got the exception "Wrong Version Number" when trying to acces the classes in the package. The package for the...
To clarify, are you trying to import the JSci jar files into JBuilder? ... -- http://fourier.dur.ac.uk:8000/~dma3mjh/ "The challenge is the motivation"...
... I created a new library that points to the core.jar file. Using the project properties I told the project to use this newly created library. Again: it...
I think the problem might be with the manifest file I used when jarring the JSci jdk1.3 version (no manifest file is used with the jdk1.1.8 version). Try...
Hi, I am new to JSci, and am also having trouble with getting it to work with JBuilder 5 and JDK 1.3.1. I tried re-jar-ing (sic) all the files with the new...
Explanation: This error message occurs when trying to use the JSci JDK 1.3 classes with an older version of Java. Action: Upgrade to the latest version of...
Have you explicitly tested this? Try to run one of the JSci examples from the command line: c:\> java -version c:\> java GraphDemo or try compiling from the...
Compiling/running from the command line goes fine, so I guess this is a JBuilder-specific problem. Sorry to post something so off-topic, but I'm at a total...
I guess JBuilder must come with its own JVM. Are there any settings in JBuilder to this effect? Just looked at the product web page and yes, JBuilder does seem...
A similar problem has been reported in several places when trying to use JDK 1.4 with JBuilder, only this time its "wrong version 48.0". Try installing the...
I complained to the JBuilder compiler newsgroup and here is what the folk at ... file, ... asserts?) ... and ... them ... the ... cancelation....
Sue Ann Koay
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Nov 24, 2001 11:06 pm
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Hi All, I have released what will be the last JSci update for this year. The main changes are to the graph classes. The internals of the graph components have...
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drhuangau
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Dec 25, 2001 12:47 pm
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hi, are there any final solutions found yet for the problems using the JSci package with JBuilder 5? I'm very new to JAVA and am playing with it at the moment....
ed2000nl
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Jan 2, 2002 12:36 am
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with the JSci118 version I get the GraphDemo running which is good enough for my purposes for now, regards...
ed2000nl
pablito@...
Jan 2, 2002 11:37 am
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I'm using the inverse method of the ChiSqrDistribution class. However, the result I get does not seem correct, at least when compared to the value calculated...
psummers8
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Jan 15, 2002 9:37 pm
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Both results are correct in so far as they are inverses of their respective distribution functions: cumulative(inverse(0.4)) gives back 0.4 ...
Hi, As requested by some of you, I've finally added singular value decomposition to JSci. I'm also placing JSci on sourceforge. Note, I shall no longer be...