Are tools like octave and matlab essentially dying? It seems like pandas, and now arrow, essentially fit the role that those once supported, within, of course, a better programming language!
I dont actually know what a “dataframe” is, but both octave and matlab are optimized to work on matrices of high dimensionality. I assume thats at least similar enough to a “dataframe” to not be completely incompatible functionally, no?
Are tools like octave and matlab essentially dying? It seems like pandas, and now arrow, essentially fit the role that those once supported, within, of course, a better programming language!
Do either octave or matlab have a dataframe data structure? Pandas is more competition for R or Excel than Matlab or Octave, I think.
I dont actually know what a “dataframe” is, but both octave and matlab are optimized to work on matrices of high dimensionality. I assume thats at least similar enough to a “dataframe” to not be completely incompatible functionally, no?