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Apr 29, 2024
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AggieWeekendCougar
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It used to be Matlab, but is now primarily Python
The reasons are two-fold. For a period of time, my university dropped their site-wide license of Matlab, so my lab switched to Python. Then, as we got more into AI and ML, most of the frameworks are in Python. We just never switched back.
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POLL: Engineers (excluding software): What program do you (or your subordinates if you only manage) use for mathematical computations
Genghis Spreads
Apr 29, 7:32am
It used to be Matlab, but is now primarily Python
AggieWeekendCougar
Apr 29, 7:40am
I'm old. Excel
fulano
Apr 29, 8:13am
Same.
misterpepper
Apr 29, 8:18am
Same.
brj8
Apr 29, 2:31pm
TI-83 Plus
creameryon9th
Apr 29, 8:38am
Whew. Fortunately TNT didn't have to purchase one of those for homeschool
TNT
Apr 29, 8:49am
HP48
kccougar
Apr 29, 2:27pm
RPN for the win.
Bert609
Apr 29, 2:41pm
Excel or Minitab. 13 years exp but Product Management now
NarfUte
Apr 29, 2:21pm
Minitab? Is there a probabilistic element to your type of engineering?
Genghis Spreads
Apr 29, 2:36pm
For product design my company is big on Design for Six Sigma
NarfUte
Apr 29, 2:38pm
There isn't much going on that Excel can't handle for me.
JuicyJam
Apr 29, 2:44pm
I use both Matlab and Python. Different tasks, different tools.
justAnotherCoug
Apr 29, 3:51pm
roblox
goblin
Apr 29, 5:09pm
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