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Viewing MathML
The HTHL versions below have the corresponding mathematical equations expressed as latex commands. If your browser supports MathML it is easier to read the XML version because the corresponding latex commands have been converted to MathML (using the OMhelp package).

Firefox
If you use Firefox or Mozilla , MathML is built into the browser but you have to install extra extra fonts (on Redhat systems, see rpm ). There is a copy and paste bug when using Firefox to display XML files. To be specific, extra spaces are introduced. You can find a discussion of this at
      https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116083 .
Thus, when copy and pasting examples using the Firefox browser, it is better to change to the HTML version. For example, if you are viewing
      http://www.seanet.com/~bradbell/omhelp/firefox.xml
and you want to copy and paste something from there, change to viewing the following file
      http://www.seanet.com/~bradbell/omhelp/firefox.htm

Internet Explorer
If you use MS Internet Explorer, the Mathplayer plug in will enable you to display MathML commands..

Package List
Package Description License
CppAD HTML XML C++ Algorithmic Differentiation GPL or CPL
ckbs HTML XML Matlab / Octave Constrained Kalman-Bucy Smoother GPL
f2cAD HTML XML Convert Fortran 77 to C++ AD Types GPL
OMhelp HTML XML A Language Independent Software Documentation Tool (see Note) GPL
pycppad HTML XML A Python Interface to the Algorithmic Differentiation Package CppAD BSD
l1_regular HTML XML Matlab / Octave L1 Regularization Routines GPL
mat2cpp HTML XML Using Ublas for Conversion of Matlab or Octave to C++ Boost
sar_iw HTML XML Model Internal Wave Effects on Synthetic Aperture Radar GPL
in2robust HTML XML An R Introduction to Robust Statistics GPL

OMhelp Note
If you are using an MS Windows operating system, an automatic install program for and old version of OMhelp is available at Add-Ons for O-Matrix .
Input File: packages.omh