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From: ejkst@cisunx.UUCP (Eric J. Kennedy)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Number-Crunching -> HELP!!
Message-ID: <5693@cisunx.UUCP>
Date: Fri, 27-Nov-87 23:59:58 EST
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Posted: Fri Nov 27 23:59:58 1987
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Summary: Me too!

In article <8711250635.AA01059@jade.berkeley.edu>, LAUL@UREGINA1.BITNET (Dennis Robert Gorrie) writes:
> 
>                                                   ... however I am STILL
> DESPERATELY SEEKING programs that do NUMERICAL ANALYSIS, which was the original
> use for which I bought the computer.  Unfortunately, software developement
> seems quite stagnant in this area.  
> [...]
>     What I need is a program that will take data, graph it (both 2 and 3d),
> apply functions to the data, linearize it, calculate the least squares best fit
> curve, slope, and percent error, and so on.  Printing out the graphs would be
> nice.  Such a program would be a real time saver for laboratory quantataive
> analysis, as well as numerous other areas.

I also have a need for this capability.  Does anybody know whatever
happened to EGraph?  It looked like a reasonable start at the graphing
end of things.  I wrote to the author but got no response. I checked out
Maxiplan's graphing capabilities, and I'll stick with ruler and graph
paper, thank you.  Not the kind of stuff I'd send in to a technical
journal for publication.

If anybody has a lead to this sort of software, I would suggest posting
it to the net, as I would guess there are quite a few technical people
here who could use it. 

Thanks,

Eric Kennedy