Sorry I do not. I do have the Jacobi method. Anything I have, I post to the course website. I recommend using the course website as your main portal to the courses because you can download the latest version of the notes, get links to the latest version of the videos, and get access to other learning resources. empossible.net/academics/emp4301_5301/
No. I personally think Python is a horrible language for computation. It has a HUGE user community though. I think Julia is a much better language for computation. MATLAB is superior I think for learning and prototyping algorithms. MATLAB makes visualization very easy and that is really important when developing and troubleshooting new codes.
Thank you for the great video !
You're a genius! Thank you for such a great video!
On a side note, is it possible for you to make video on Relaxation, introducing sigma to Gauss method?
ha ha . Thank you!
@@wockehs I will add that to my to-do list for the next I teach this class. Thank you!
Great video!
Thank you!
Thank you so much
How do you make such fantastic videos
Ha ha. Thank you!
How to get the error value tho?
The absolute error would be x(i+1) - x(i). Often more meaningful is the relative error that is (x(i+1) - x(i)) / x(i+1)
Do you have a code for gauss seidel on matlab
Sorry I do not. I do have the Jacobi method. Anything I have, I post to the course website. I recommend using the course website as your main portal to the courses because you can download the latest version of the notes, get links to the latest version of the videos, and get access to other learning resources.
empossible.net/academics/emp4301_5301/
Do you have a code for gauss Seidel on Python .
No. I personally think Python is a horrible language for computation. It has a HUGE user community though. I think Julia is a much better language for computation. MATLAB is superior I think for learning and prototyping algorithms. MATLAB makes visualization very easy and that is really important when developing and troubleshooting new codes.