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2009
In ScicosLab, most Scicos functionalities are developed in the Scilab language. This is very useful because it allows Scilab and Scicos to interact in many different ways, thereby mutually enriching their functionalities. We have already seen that Scicos relies heavily on the Scilab language.
Stephen L. Campbell +2 more
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In ScicosLab, most Scicos functionalities are developed in the Scilab language. This is very useful because it allows Scilab and Scicos to interact in many different ways, thereby mutually enriching their functionalities. We have already seen that Scicos relies heavily on the Scilab language.
Stephen L. Campbell +2 more
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Specification of a Scilab meta-computing extension
Proceedings 2000. International Workshop on Parallel Processing, 2002Scilab is an application for numerical algebraic computations developed in the Meta-2 INRIA project. This program contains a toolbox allowing the realization of complex simulations with high transparency for the user. Nevertheless, computation times and data sizes may be quite large.
Sylvain Contassot-Vivier +3 more
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2009
Quando si accede al programma Scilab ci si trova di fronte ad uno schermo che riporta la seguente indicazione.
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Quando si accede al programma Scilab ci si trova di fronte ad uno schermo che riporta la seguente indicazione.
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Handier Use of Scilab to Draw Fine LaTeX Figures: Usage of KETpic Version for Scilab
2010 International Conference on Computational Science and Its Applications, 2010In today's technological era, technologies for drawing fine figures have become necessary for effective communication in areas such as scientific research, industry, architecture, medical service, and education. In the areas of scientific research and education, computer algebra system (CAS) has become the preferred tool because of its superb drawing ...
Hiroaki Koshikawa +4 more
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2017
As explained in Chapter 1, there are two ways to work within Scilab. The first way is to work at the command line by typing one command at a time. The partition titled ”Scilab 6.0.0 Console” (shown in the middle part of Figure 1-1) presents the command line where the cursor is shaped as −− >. You can write commands here for immediate execution.
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As explained in Chapter 1, there are two ways to work within Scilab. The first way is to work at the command line by typing one command at a time. The partition titled ”Scilab 6.0.0 Console” (shown in the middle part of Figure 1-1) presents the command line where the cursor is shaped as −− >. You can write commands here for immediate execution.
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SciLab Based Remote Control of Experiments
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2012Abstract The paper deals with building of a remote control laboratory consisting of two experiments: the thermo-optical and the hydraulic plant. Both devices are connected to the control computer via USB interface. The implementation of the presented solution is based on open technologies whereby the kernel of the application is formed by SciLab/Xcos
Zoltán Magyar, Katarina Zakova
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Teaching process control with Scilab and Scicos
2006 American Control Conference, 2006Most process control courses rely on MATLAB/Simulink to fulfil, at least partially, their simulation needs. Albeit this choice represents a standard and rather satisfactory solution, the availability of such commercial software in academia should not be taken for granted.
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Barnacles Growth Monitoring at KL Paus Hull Using Scilab Programming
Advanced Structured Materials, 2021Zulzamri Salleh, Salleh Zulzamri
exaly
Scilab/Scicos toolboxes for Telecommunications
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Mons, Sébastien +8 more
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