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> I still need to find something good for arrays/ matrices R?

• trutannus 5y ago
  MATLAB, if you can get a license would likely be better. Name literally means "matrix lab". Has excellent matrix manipulation features.
  • blacktriangle 5y ago
    And Octave(https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/index https://www.gnu.org/software/octave/index) if you can't get a license. I actually had one hectic weekend porting our whole departments MATLAB code over to Octave due to a hardware failure of our licensing server and some stonewalling from Mathworks, Octave is pretty close to fully MATLAB compatible.
    • trutannus 5y ago
      Worth a mention, but it's not comparable in terms of feature set and execution time, sadly. I'd love someone to come along and make a MATLAB (Modern Fortran) knockoff that kills MATLAB.