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Speakeasy language is user-friendly and intuitive.
Anyone who is familiar with the common words of
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Structured Objects
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Speakeasy is based on the idea of structured, multiple-value variables or objects.
Speakeasy supports all of the standard types of structured objects - scalars,
arrays, sets, time series, matrices and vectors - and can solve any
arithmetic expression using these objects.
Speakeasy includes
several utilities/operations used for importing data from other
computational and data applications.
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Vocabulary
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Speakeasy's complete vocabulary includes more than a thousand words,
including operations for:
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conditional, and relational evaluations
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| numerical
integration and differentiation
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| differential equation
solutions
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| linear and quadratic
programming
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| fast Fourier
transformations
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| statistical
analyses
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| optimization routines
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Graphical Operations
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Speakeasy's graphing operations are as easy to use as the rest of its
operations. A single word is typically used to create
presentation-quality images.
Speakeasy provides powerful graphical operations to generate:
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| line graphs
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| bar charts
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| contour plots
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| and three-dimensional figures
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Detailed information on graphical
capabilities can be found in the Speakeasy Graphics Manual available
for download. Click here to
go to the Download page.
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Procedures
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Speakeasy can be used to develop new user-defined operations, in the form
of a procedure. A Speakeasy procedure is simply a collection
of Speakeasy statements saved as an object which, in turn, can be executed
with a single statement. Because the intuitive Speakeasy language is
used, you do not have to be trained in conventional programming to create
a procedure.
Once created, a procedure eliminates repetitious input and greatly expands
the power of Speakeasy.
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Advanced Procedures
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Speakeasy is designed to satisfy the needs of a diverse audience of users,
including families, students, statisticians, economists, engineers, and researchers
in the physical sciences.
Several operations are provided for creating advanced procedures
with loops, branches and/or queries. Since Speakeasy's numeric and
graphical capabilities are fully integrated, you can also create
applications with mouse-driven front ends.
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Supported Platforms |
Speakeasy is available on a number of hardware platforms.
It is possible to exchange data and programs developed within
Speakeasy to other Speakeasy users, regardless of the hardware platform on which
they were created. From the user's
viewpoint, there is no basic difference in the Speakeasy commands on the various
machines. The implementation of Speakeasy only differs in the manner in
which the capabilities of the hardware are exploited.
Speakeasy is supported on the
following hardware platforms:
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Linux
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IBM
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Licensing Information |
We offer Speakeasy licenses for both individual users and multiple-user sites.
Our educational packages are highly discounted to degree-granting institutions.
Of course, our free trial versions are
available for interested parties. If you have specific
questions, simply email our Customer
Care Department . They are always available to answer
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