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Riemann Sum Calculator
Graphs the inputted function and rectangular estimators.
...Like any calculator, extreme functions and sets of values may generate unusual graphs. Written in Python. -
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PsiNorm
A norm calculator for neuropsychological tests for daily use in clinic
Our premise when starting this project was that why do we have to dig through arrays of normative values to find the group our patient belongs to. Then proceed to manually calculate its z score and find out where it is on the percentile graph, when we could have a software that could do it for us. We weren’t able to find one in the literature. Thus came the PsiNorm. Currently only a demo for english exists, while Turkish adapted version is fully functional. If you'd like a... -
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Mixture100
Simply percent calculator
For making various mixtures, like homemade alcohol, brine or e-liquids. Add a components, set a percentage in total, set how much I want a given mixture and save, share or print recipe. -
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Calcuthon is an open source command line calculator written totally in python without any modules. To set Calcuthon up just extract the folder and run the calcuthon03 script. e = the past answer, and y = equals the number in the "cache.txt" file.
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