engi_nerd

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engi_nerd · Sep 5, 2015
I highly recommend all of his Asian series.
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
"Accelerating MATLAB Performance". Both are invaluable for serious MATLAB work.
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
"Engineering Principles of Combat Modeling and Distributed Simulation" by Tolk is the best reference I have found on the subject.
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
"MATLAB Guide, 3rd Edition"
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
Titus A. Beu's book on Numerical Programming is very good as a reference.
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
Gorgeous and immensely useful.
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
"Visual Complexity", "The Book of Circles", and "The Book of Trees". These are useful as references and as visualization inspiration.
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
"Visual Complexity", "The Book of Circles", and "The Book of Trees". These are useful as references and as visualization inspiration.
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engi_nerd · Apr 4, 2018
"Visual Complexity", "The Book of Circles", and "The Book of Trees". These are useful as references and as visualization inspiration.
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