Re: Beginner CSV error


Rob wrote:
> I picked Java because I have other projects that will be more Java
> friendly such as GUIs and I did not think that there would be much
> difficulty. For resources I was hoping for ones more geared towards
> engineering programmers specifically N-dimensional matrices and
> performing mathematical operations on them.

Rob:

Have you considered Matlab? In case you're not familiar with the
product, it is a high performance numerical analysis package that is
perfect for performing operations on matrices. You can import CSV
files to generate vectors or matrices, perform calculations, and plot
as necessary. I use it all the time for performing calculations that
the vendor software can't do on the rheometer and FTIR instruments that
I use at work.

There are also built-in APIs for Java and C++.

For more information, check out http://www.mathworks.com/.

Sincerely,

Mike.

--- ACGNJ Java Users Group (http://www.javasig.org/)

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