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12.5 Why it fits in Scilab scope13 Partial Differential EquationsPDEs appears in the following mathematical fields :• conservation laws,• finite volumes,• finite elements.There is currently no Scilab component to solve PDEs. Introducing PDE solversmay require the following software components :• 1/2/3D meshes,• dense or sparse linear algebra solvers (allready available in Scilab),• PDE solvers.13.1 Why it fits in Scilab scopeTODO : finish this section13.2 Existing features in MatlabTODO : finish this section13.3 Suggested library to connectSummary :• FreeFem : may be included in Scilab (LGPL)• Clawpack : may not be included in Scilab ( research-only license), but may beprovided as a Scilab toolboxFreeFem is a Finite Element library in C++ under LGPL : http://www.freefem.org/ff++/index.htmFreeFem is developped at Laboratoire Jacques-Louis Lions by highly recognizedexperts Olivier Pironneau, Frédéric Hecht, Antoine Le Hyaric.FreeFemis about tobe released with a support for 3d problems. The 3.0beta can be downloaded athttp://www.freefem.org/ff++/ftp/.FreeFem is available as a Scilab toolbox : Contribution 149The toolboox SciFreefem by Frederic Hecht (modified by Yann Collette) is available: Contribution 883CLAWPACK is a software package designed to compute numerical solutionsto hyperbolic partial differential equations using a wave propagation approach. Itis developed by Randall J. LeVeque, Jan Olav Langseth, Marsha Berger, David28
McQueen, Donna Calhoun, Peter Blossey, Sorin Mitran. License is ”research andinstructional use only.” http://www.amath.washington.edu/~claw/The new version of clawpack 5 (under development beta) is licenced underGPLv3+ Clawpack14 Neural Networks14.1 Existing features in MatlabMatlab provides the Neural Networks toolbox :Neural Networks14.2 Suggested libraries to connect• FANN (Fast Artificial Neural Network);• SNNS (Stuttgart Neural Network System);14.3 DiscussionWhat would be the advantage of using FANN instead of the existing ANN toolbox: http://atoms.scilab.org/toolboxes/ANN_ToolboxWhat would be a library for SNNS ?TODO : finish that section.15 OthersThere are many !Some of which are :• control - CACSD module : ODEs with delays• ODE : replace Odepack by Sundials• Optimization : interior point solvers for LMI problems• Multi-Precision Computations : http://wiki.scilab.org/Contributor_-_MPFR.• Using the Boost.graph library to replace some of the algorithms in Metanet :http://wiki.scilab.org/Contributor_-_BoostMetanet.TODO : finish that section.29
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