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Hello,
On Wednesday I tried to generate Octave ( http://www.octave.org ) input
from MathML with XSLT and for the basic operations it proved to be very
easy (approx 70 elements implemented in 5 hours) .
There is quite a few other elements which seems to be rather easy to
implement if I had more experience with Octave, my knowledge of math was
not rather rusty and I had more time.
If some more knowledgeable can help me with this small project I believe
that we can have a mathml2octave filter implementing features of MathML
relevant to numerical computations in a couple of weeks.
Octave is a standard part of Linux distributions and Windows binaries are
available so I am sure that there is some merit in this work.
You can download the current stage of the project at:
http://www.zvon.org/tmp/mathml2octave.zip
The master stylesheet is XSLT/mathml2octave.xslt (XSLT 1.0 compliant)
Example directory contains several simple tests
Implemented functions, operators and constants are listed in :
http://www.zvon.org/tmp/implemented.txt
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<firstName> Miloslav </firstName>
<surname> Nic </surname>
<mail> nicmila@systinet.com </mail>
<support> http://www.zvon.org </support>
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