Ken Baldwin, Author at CenterSpace

CenterSpace Wins!

Posted on May 15, 2009February 7, 2023 by Ken Baldwin

CenterSpace Software is proud to announce that we were awarded the top prize at the Willamette Angel Conference 2009 investment competition, held May 14, 2009, at Oregon State University. CenterSpace was selected from over 40 companies to receive a $125,000 angel award investment.
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NMath Upgrades Available

Posted on April 14, 2009February 7, 2023 by Ken Baldwin

We're pleased to announce new versions of the NMath libraries - NMath 4.1, and NMath Stats 3.2. Added functionality includes... NMath Core Custom debug visualizers for matrix and vector classes. Improved performance on multi-core computers. and more... NMath Matrix General sparse matrix classes and factorizations Weighted least squares (WLS) by complete orthogonal (CO) decomposition...
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NMath Visualizers

Posted on February 6, 2009July 29, 2014 by Ken Baldwin

NMath debugger visualizers allow you to look at your data structures while you're debugging your code. Currently supported types are: Grid view DataFrame DoubleVector FloatVector DoubleComplexVector FloatComplexVector DoubleMatrix FloatMatrix DoubleComplexMatrix FloatComplexMatrix DoubleSymmetricMatrix FloatSymmetricMatrix DoubleCsrSparseMatrix Histogram Chart view BetaDistr...
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MKL Memory Leak?

Posted on January 28, 2009February 15, 2010 by Ken Baldwin

We recently heard from an NMath user: I am seeing a memory accumulation in my application (which uses NMath Core 2.5). From my memory profiler it looks like it could be an allocation in DotNetBlas.Product(), within the MKL dgemm() function. I understand that MKL is designed such that memory is not released until the application closes. However, as this application runs in new worker threads al...
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