NMath

New Version of NMath Available

Posted on by Ken Baldwin
We have a great new version of the CenterSpace products available. With this release, we are announcing a lot of great new functionality, as well as some packaging changes. NMath Core, NMath Matrix and NMath Analysis have been merged into one product -- NMath. This will simplify inter-library dependencies. For backward compatibility, the namespaces will be unchanged.
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Convolution, Correlation, and the FFT

Posted on by Paul Shirkey
Most scientists and programmers understand the basic implementation details of their chosen math library. However, when algorithms are ported from one library to another, problems are hard to avoid. This seems to be particularly so when dealing with convolutions, correlations and the FFT - fundamental building blocks in many areas of computation. Frequently the theoretical concepts are clear, b...
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Convolution in CenterSpace’s NMATH 4.0

Posted on by Paul Shirkey
Convolution is a fundamental operation in data smoothing and filtering, and is used in many other applications ranging from discrete wavelet transform's to LTI system theory. NMath supports a high performance, forward scaling set of convolution classes that support both complex and real data. These classes will scale in performance in proportion to the number of processing cores - eliminating co...
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Platform configurations x86, x64

Posted on by Trevor Misfeldt
NMath 4.0 Due to the increasing prevalence of 64bit operating systems, NMath 4.0 has been re-architected to generate executables that can run on 32-bit or 64-bit platforms with one build. When building simple choose the 'Any CPU' configuration, and the resulting application can be redistributed on both 64-bit or 32-bit platforms with no changes. NMath Versions Prior to 4.0 An NMath appli...
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