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[Carlo de Falco-2]

Hi,
Some time ago I wrote a simple implementation of the Preconditioned  
GMRES linear sover (see attachment).
I did not share it at the time because I beleive the best place to put  
it is in octave-proper where other
iterative solvers are, so I was holding it until I would find the time  
to clean it up and change the interface
to be consistent with pcg or bicgstab and compatible with the matlab  
version. After three months I start to think
I will never find the time to do this, so I was thinking that maybe I  
could just commit it to octave-forge and
hope that someone else will eventually find enough motivation to move  
it to octave core...
Any objections if I check this in? Is linear-algebra the right package  
to put it in?
c.





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[Carlo de Falco-2]

On 31 Aug 2009, at 15:52, Carlo de Falco wrote:

> Hi,
> Some time ago I wrote a simple implementation of the Preconditioned  
> GMRES linear sover (see attachment).
> I did not share it at the time because I beleive the best place to  
> put it is in octave-proper where other
> iterative solvers are, so I was holding it until I would find the  
> time to clean it up and change the interface
> to be consistent with pcg or bicgstab and compatible with the matlab  
> version. After three months I start to think
> I will never find the time to do this, so I was thinking that maybe  
> I could just commit it to octave-forge and
> hope that someone else will eventually find enough motivation to  
> move it to octave core...
> Any objections if I check this in? Is linear-algebra the right  
> package to put it in?
> c.
>

As nobody objected, I have commited this function into the linear-
algebra package
c.


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[Søren Hauberg]

fre, 04 09 2009 kl. 15:50 +0200, skrev Carlo de Falco:
> As nobody objected, I have commited this function into the linear-
> algebra package

Great!

Søren


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