JMathTools
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=120565
I will try to use JMathPlot to plot multi-objective graph.
JMathTools
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=120565
I will try to use JMathPlot to plot multi-objective graph.
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Theses are the tools that I am using now:
1) Gmail
for keep in touch with my adviser, follow the assigned tasks, keep revisions of papers.
2) Eclipse
My works based on Java, Eclipse is a best IDE for me (so far)
3) Power Point
Of course, for presentation
4) Excel
For calculation, process simulation result data, making graph.
5) Latex and Ms Word
Last year I used MS word, but I am changing to LaTex.
LaTex is far better than MS work, for scientific paper.
If you plan to be in grad program, you should start learning it now.
My LaTex Tools are:
– JabRef
– WinEdt
6) EverNote
7) Specific Tools for me
SPSS, AMPL, Sigma Plot,
8) Monitor Management (for dual monitors and PC remote control)
Utralmon, LogMeIn,
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The output is understandable. The free trial version is good enough for data mining study.