O-Matrix Helps Simulate and Visualize Data

By DE Editors

Harmonic Software Inc. (Breckenridge, CO) is releasing Version 6.4 of O-Matrix, a high-level language and integrated environment for analyzing data, modeling, creating simulations, visualizing and plotting results, and building turnkey scientific and engineering computing solutions. The O-Matrix matrix language includes a range of mathematical, statistical, engineering, plotting, and user-interface building functions for solving engineering, scientific, and technical computing problems.

Version 6.4 includes IO functionality and performance enhancements, new string handling functions including regular expressions, plus FFT and linear algebra performance enhancements.

It offers text file headers, user-specified value separators, reading data with missing values, string searching with regular expressions, listdir with regular expressions, string replacement, updates for support of Tecplot Focus 2008 and Tecplot 360 2008, and Expanded Data Visualizer support.

O-Matrix, a high-performance matrix language, lets users implement and solve technical analysis and simulation problems faster than with C++ and FORTRAN, and provides faster performance than other integrated math and engineering software tools, states the release. The integrated development environment provides tools for running single-line commands, code editing, debugging, and profiling and analyzing complex algorithms.

O-Matrix is suited for image and signal processing, time series analysis, financial modeling, and computational earth sciences. Customer datasets involve gigabyte data files, and users report that their processing times are a fraction of the time required with other data analysis tools.

System requirements include Windows XP or Vista, Pentium 4 or greater processor, 150MB free disk space, and 256MB or more memory.

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Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.