Python matrices as list of list or as numpy array The statement y = sci.inv(x) is equivalent to sciscipy.write("tmp1", x) This instance can be used to invoke any scilab function. Imports the variable sci which is an instance of a Scilab class defined in the scilab module. The line > from scilab import scilab as sci It works as follows: > from scilab import scilab as sci The supported types and how they are translated from python to scilab is described in SupportedTypes A more integrated approach : the scilab moduleĪlthough the three methods of the sciscipy module can be used to get any result from scilab, any code that makes an extensive use of scilab tools would soon become difficult to read and maintain as most important commands would be encapsulated in strings passed to the eval command. As long as the type conversion is supported from scilab to python and back, every scilab command can be issued with eval and the result can be read with the read command. It is already possible to go quite a long way with this method. > sciscipy.write("y", x) # create 'y' in scilab > x = sciscipy.read("x") # read 'x' from scilab > sciscipy.eval("x=") # create 'x' in scilab You can type commands with the eval method as you would type on the scilab prompt and copy/paste values from scilab to python using the read/ write methods.
With those three commands, everything happens as if scilab was just running in the background (which in fact, it does). write the value of an existing python variable to a scilab variable.read the value of an existing variable in scilab.It contains three methods that allow you to The low level module to access scilab functionalities is called sciscipy.
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