I notice the values I get from octave are rounded to 5 decimal places. How can I increase that to 6 or 8 for example?
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Increasing precision of Octave
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As noted by William DeMeo in the comments, the command
formatis what you're looking for. In fact,formatis common to both Matlab and Octave.The command is
More is in manual here link