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x = exp((1/5)*W(10*log(10))), where W(z)*exp(W(z)) = z is the Lambert W-function, and log(z) is the mulibranch natural logarithm.

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3**2 or 2**3 give a syntax error. Only (^) operator working. I have Octave 9.3.0 version

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Sorry, I made a mistake at the end. It should be x^2 = 14+12=26, so the final answer should be sqrt(26), not sqrt(28).

I believe you made a mistake. 14+12 = 26, making the final answer sqrt(26)

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Don’t get the 1/5

It's 2.

X= 10^1/5...

How did the rhs become a square after rewriting the equations in terms of y? Shouldn't it still be a cube root?

This power tower could continue x^x^x...x^3=3 with n xs in the tower , and the solution would still be x=thirdrootof3 .

x=thirdrootof3 . Thirdrootof3 to 3rd power is 3 . Finally , thirdrootof3 to third power is 3 .

In case anyone needs this in the future - If your folder is not in c drive you need to add /d after cd making you command like this "cd /d X:\file path"

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Hey, when i try to open octave-9.2 it blocks me and say that it’s damaged and that it can’t be opened. Can you Help me please ?!

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I have a question when naming the file it always shows me an error I'm confused what I'm supposed to name it and what does it mean when people say save it as a name of the function in a file

i think i owe you thanks on my thesis

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oh my God you saved my life i cant even make this up, i have finals coming soon and i have to practice myself about images and stuffs thank you!

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Impressive.... Why do we not think of this topic like that and why our professors didn't teach like this in uni. It makes a lot a lot of sense. Thanks Habibi

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Hi! I can't find the octave.app.project link on the page. Can you help me please?

This video series are help me a lot of. Thank you very much.

Thank you so much!!

Thanks so much! Absolutely helpful for beginners.

very helpful video. Thanks!

hello I need your help I can't the " octave.app projet" link on the page for the 9.2.0

Thank you so much. You explained really simple and I achived to plot

Thank you very much foir these series of videos. I am getting a weird behaivior with Octave Fuzzy Logix Toolbox. Some times it works like a charm, others don't. For example a can read a fis form a script file, but if I am trying to apply evalfis it gives a error. Other times if you first plot a msf and after that you want to use evafis it may happend or not that you get outcome from that fuction. Octave as mathematical tool is working fine. Any clue ? Thank you.

Everything works until the plot stage. The code says "warning: opengl-renderer: error 'invalid operation '???

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Why the tutorials in the play list are not in order?! It starts with tutorial #2. Also, where is tutorial 16?

whole equation is wrong It should be l*l + b*b <= 4*r*r

This is nothing to do with an octave.

Can't make it work in OS 14.1 - please help.

Thanks for the tutorial. Sir canyou guide regarding MD simulations of protein ligand complex and complete analysis including MMGBS,MMPBSA and PCA and pearson correlation analysis.

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can you do my exam for me tomorrow

Very useful

Hello, are you gonna make part 2 anytime soon?

How can I support the octave team? I really hope they can start to overtake the extremely greedy company, MATHWORKS, who develops the insanely overpriced MATLAB.

Is this compatible with macOS as well?

Why isn't the working directory automatically included in the search path? I created a function, saved it in the working directory and I get unknown trying to load. I save the function and then eliminated EVERYTHING from the the function prototype to the endfunction statement. Octave was STILL unable to find the function. I entered addpath(pwd) in the command window and that was that was needed for Octave to search the working directory. This is silly that Octave cannot search the working directory.

Great video! When I upload the dump.flow file to the VMD software, I get the message "Unable to load molecule." What should I do?