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Cenobi is designed for management accountants, not (only) for statisticians and data mining experts. Carefully arranged default settings make sure you can concentrate on Cenobi's many accounting features rather than worrying about setting up artificial neural networks or genetic algorithms, which are the main machine learning tools under Cenobi's hood. Cenobi's main benefits are: - ease of use - Utilizing artificial neural networks to estimate cost relationships, Cenobi is able to...

A cash register system for retail stores of any type. This point of sale (POS) system can also print bar code price labels for inventory which consignors want to sell, and provides a cashier checkout screen that can be used by consignment shops/markets to scan and sell large volumes of others' items quickly. Features include powerful reports, batch check writing, automatic adjusted sale pricing based on item, vendor, time/date, and other parameters, rent tracking, automatic backups,...

GeniusTrader aims to be a full featured toolbox for creating stock market trading systems based on Technical-Analysis methods. GeniusTrader implements trading systems defined in terms of: specific entry-exit points, current cash, current positions, trade type and most traditional technical analysis indicators. Market data time-periods range from ticks to years. Backtesting defined trading systems as well as tools to develop and test technical market indicators are provided. Visit...

White Box Finance is a simple, yet beautiful and efficient Personal Finance app for Windows and Linux (alpha). Future versions for Mac are planned. Currently at closed beta and public alpha (Windows).

boox is a very simple Java API for double-entry book-keeping. Data is stored in a SQL database - boox has been developed and tested with postgresql, but should work with any other SQL database for which a jdbc driver is available.

Client API to the OpenTick financial data feed service.

Tim Peters' FixedPoint.py + Write docs for the Library Reference manual. I expect the existing module docstring will be a good start. + Create a test driver for Python's regression suite. + Have fun modernizing it, if you like (for example,