
GNU Octave
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Adoption by company size
| Segment | Share of reviews |
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| Small Business | 66.7% |
| Mid-Market | 16.7% |
| Enterprise | 16.7% |
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What reviewers say
2D and 3D visualization
“Mathematical syntax with guide and extensive formulas, compatible with different GNU Linux and Windows distributions, share data and project. Create answers and formulas.”
Octave - Free and competes with likes of Matlab and R
“It is free software that can be used to achieve all functionality that a licensed product Matlab provides. It can be used as an alternate for the same. Not only that but we can use it to model statistical data and analyze. In this sense it also can be used an alternative to 'R'”
GNU Octave is great for learning.
“GNU Octave shares a similar syntax to MATLAB and was easy to learn for me. The plotting functions were also intuitive to use and nicely laid out.”