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JPlotter is an open source math plotter that can draw graphs of arbitrary mathematical functions. Some of the special features are plotting of the derivatives, area calculation, plotting of directional fields of differential equations and plotting of phase and amplitude graph of complex functions.

A shell for using the methods of Contextual Logic to do qualitative data analysis, mathematical research on the theory underlying Conceptual Knowledge Processing, or learning Formal Concept Analysis. It uses the framework provided by the Tockit project..

Call me a purist, but I was never happy with the graphs produced with existing (free) Java tools. My dream package is lightweight with minimal dependencies, offers clean vector-graphics export and TeX-support for typesetting mathematical elements in axis labels, chart legends etc. This is hard (impossible?) to find and I thus decided to construct my own, mostly from existing code. This project is based on refactored versions of the popular packages 'XChart' (orig. by Tim Molter, © Knowm Inc.) and 'JLatexMath' (part of the SciLab project, derived from the JMathTeX project). ...

SCaVis is an environment for scientific computation, data analysis and data visualization for scientists, engineers and students. The program is fully multiplatform (100% Java) and integrated with Java and a number of scripting languages: Jython (Python), Groovy, JRuby, BeanShell. SCaVis can be used to plot functions and data in 2D and 3D, perform statistical tests, data mining, numeric computations, function minimization, linear algebra, solving systems of linear and differential...

The goal of project is delivering useful and simple tools to creating charts. Functionality is provided by modules/plugins (OSGi technology). It allows you to create your plugins or customize Analysis application (by changing installed plugins in application). The Application, thanks to JAVA technology, is portable on the most operating system. In Files page you can find the application and also patches to its.

Plotting of mathematical functions, including math expression evaluation

Jep is a Java package for parsing and evaluating mathematical expressions. It currently supports user defined variables, constants, and functions. The open-source Jep project was halted in favor of commercial development of version 3.0 upwards.

The Quantitative Finance Framework (QFF) supports the development of software libraries in mathematical finance. The main field of applications are the pricing of derivatives and the management of financial risks.

Seems to be closely related to Cellular automaton, except this creates a complex pattern from a mathematical function you input. See website for examples/live applets. This program makes use of an old GPL version of the JEP equation parser.

The aim of this project is to provide platform independent software that supports the visualization of advanced mathematical concepts (e.g. stochastic processes, random walks, percolation, clusters, etc.).

Graphical front-end for GNU Octave. Edit formulas in mathematical notation. Uses Octave (Matlab clone) as a math engine.

MathMLWYSIWYGEditor allows users to generate mathematical, physical and engineering formulas using the mathematical markup language, MathML. Requires hardly any knowledge on MathML.

A documented, maintained, and easy to use java library for plotting various statistical and mathematical graphs.

JVisual3D is a GUI library, 3D geometry viewer and a mathematical visualization software written in pure java. It is comparable with the well known javaview project. This is under GPL. Create, manipulate and display easiely meshes, 3d shapes, surfaces,..

JOpenChart is an open source Java library and toolkit for creating different kinds of charts and embedding them into web applications or Swing applications. It further supports interpolating data and plotting mathematical functions etc. pp.