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Simon,

YACAS sounds very interesting. Could you give a URL where it could be 
downloaded.

Another program is Axiom. I'll forward a message on that if there is 
interest. It contains a URL.

John

On Thu, 14 Aug 2003, Simon Waters wrote:

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> Jim Stevenson wrote:
> >
> > I am hoping for open source tools that will do as much as possible
> > similar to mathematica.
> 
> YACAS (Yet Another Computational Algebra System) is a free computational
> algebra tool, the text interface is pretty simple, but I guess people
> around here will prefer that.
> 
> Currently it will do arbitary precision arithmetic, fractions, symbolic
> algebra, calculus, series expansions, propositional logic, partial
> fractions, and most of the other stuff you need for undergraduate
> mathematics courses.
> 
> YACAS is also extensible, it currently links with gnuplot, so sorting a
> better output for graphs should be pretty straight forward, you can also
> use the editor of your choice for "stored programs" if you get ambitious.
> 
> Some distros bundle it with an X based GUI, as a sighted member of the
> list, I can assure you this GUI adds very little if anything, I think it
> was provided mainly so as not too frighten off newbie sighted Linux
> users with a console application.
> 
> > What are the most speech friendly math statistics packages?
> 
> No idea, R is the free S, and R has the original author of S working on
> it. My guess is it is probably better to start with R and make it
> friendlier if you want real power in your statistics software.
> 
>  Simon, wondering if statistics is ever friendly ;-)
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