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    OptionMatrix

    OptionMatrix

    Financial Derivatives Calculator with 171+ Models (Options Calculator)

    A real-time financial derivatives calculator supporting 171+ models from QuantLib, Financial Numerical Recipes in C++ and MetaOptions. Matrices of prices are created with iterating strikes and/or months. A strike control system can produce any strike. A generalized date engine can calculate re-occuring distances to any industry used expiration into the future.
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    EasyKost

    EasyKost

    First collaborative SaaS software for cost estimating and data mining.

    Improve design-to-cost and time-to-market performance, create operating synergy between the various jobs and functions, streamline and professionalize the costing and quotation activities. easyKost makes it possible to determine the cost of new products or services in a matter of seconds by exploiting the richness of your data without any expert knowledge of industrial technologies and processes. Immediately accessible to everyone It is no longer necessary to be an expert and to...
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    WEMax

    WEMax

    Work Efficiency Maximize Framework: Analyze work and line processes

    - Work in 2013 - The WEMax proposes a framework for the continuous performance improvement of manufacturing lines. The WEMax framework consists of two main activities: 1) assembly work process improvement, including time and motion study, and 2) improvement of line balance efficiency. Although there have been numerous studies on this topic, most of them deal with partial issues rather than the continuous performance improvement of the whole assembly line, which this paper addresses. To...
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    Gekko Timeseries Software

    Gekko Timeseries Software

    Timeseries handling, and solving of large-scale economic models

    Gekko Timeseries Software is a free time-series oriented software package for timeseries handling, and solving and analyzing large-scale economic models. Since 2009, Gekko is being used by Danish ministeries, banks, interest groups and universities, for the simulation of economic and energy-related models. The software runs under Windows (.NET), and is open source (GNU GPL)
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    SCOREMATH

    SCOREMATH

    Excel function for multi-criteria selection problems

    ...At the same time, our model can incorporate some user control by ranking of relative importance of the criteria. [...] decision makers only rank the relative importance of criteria, rather than specifying the degree of relativity. [...] [our model] does not require users with any optimization background."
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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