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Octave for Signal Processing: First Impressions from an Engineering Professor

Octave is a software platform for numerical computation. It’s also free (via GNU GPL) and designed to be a clone of MATLAB. I’ve used MATLAB for years and for this video I wanted to see how easily I could use Octave to implement some analogue signal processing examples (particularly symbolic math, frequency responses, and pole-zero plots). I also share my first impressions with Octave including the interface, debugger, and memory usage. Octave project download page: https://www.octave.org/download Octave package directory: https://gnu-octave.github.io/packages/ Previous Video “How Analogue Filters Handle Square Waves”:    • How Analogue Filters Handle Square Waves   Playlist of Signal Processing in a Hurry:    • Signal Processing in a Hurry   Playlist of Signal Processing Examples:    • Signal Processing Examples   PDF Lecture Notes: https://www.engr.mun.ca/~adamnoel/tea... Research Channel:    / @biophyscomm   Timestamps 00:00 Intro 02:04 Octave Interface and Memory Usage 05:31 Symbolic Math 09:09 Plotting Frequency Response 11:35 Pole Zero Plot 13:09 Data Output Format 15:27 Debugger 16:44 Summary of First Impressions #octave #matlab #software #lecture #lesson #engineering #signals #signalprocessing #systemsengineering #electricalengineering #computerengineering #analoguesignalprocessing #lti #frequencyresponse #symbolicmath #polezeroplot