GNU Octave is great when reviving old Matlab projects! I only wish for something similar to Simulink
this post was submitted on 25 Aug 2025
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This was my go to software for experimenting with linear algebra etc. Haven't had the need recently though.
Personally, I'd rather use Python with matplotlib when I need to plot stuff, but Octave is great if you have to deal with Matlab code!
Used it for a ML MOOC a long time ago. Switched to Python/Numpy for better general programming features. Numpy has pretty good syntax for matrix computation, IMO.