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VisualMaths is a 2D curve drawing program (3D and dynamic curves not yet available). User defines objects (functions,variables,arrays) and assign each object to a curve and an axis. VisualMaths also provides some graphic solvers : minima, maxima.
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A orchestration / workflow framework that is simple to extend and simple to use. The key design principles of this project are extensibility, simplicity of design and fast learning curve.
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Implementation of various mathematical curves that define themselves over a set of control points. The API is written in Java. The curves supported are: Bezier, B-Spline, Cardinal Spline, Catmull-Rom Spline, Lagrange, Natural Cubic Spline, and NURBS.
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A Java implementation of a cubic B-spline curve smoothing function. Allows an arbitary number of points with a variable number of dimensions to have a cubic B-spline curve "fitted". Useful in finance for analysing bond or swap yield and discount curves.
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Being that Sun\'s Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) is not well-documented and has a steep learning curve, the vH Crypto API for Java is being created to abstract the procedures which are commonly used in cryptography.
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Clownbike is a collection of tools and techniques for building web sites in Java. A design goal of Clownbike was to reduce the learning curve for building new Clownbike sites and especially for maintaining existing Clownbike sites.
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MyModules is a micro-framework for developing modular (component-oriented) Java applications. Multi-threaded module initialization accelerates applications\' start-up time. MyModules is easy to use with a very low learning curve. Better design with less
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EyeAreSee Java IRC client with a focus on ease of use. EyeAreSee is intended to be powerful but also a "quick and easy" IRC client that is easy to start up and use without the learning curve of clients such as BitchX.
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A Java application that graphically displays a family of strange attractors know as "rude boy curves". Eye candy with an interesting mathematical origin, much like Mandelbrot sets.
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JECC is an open source implementation of public key Elliptic Curve Cryptography written in Java. As of now it provides en-/decrypted out- and input streams.
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The SAXAdapter is a utility that builds on the SAX interface and simplifies the use of SAX while preserving its efficiency and power. With SAXAdapter, SAX truly becomes a simple API with less of a learning curve than the tree-based APIs such as DOM
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A cross platform implementation of ECDSA (elliptic curve digital signature algorithm) interface to the aSuretee Token.
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Polyhedral Power Curve
Generate a power curve for tests of fairness for polyhedral dice.
Generates a power curve for a Pearson's chi-square test for polyhedral dice given the number of faces on the die and the number of "rolls" to generate. -
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JSchematron is a thin wrapper around the official Schematron stylesheets. It is intended to make Schematron transformations and validations from java simple. As such, the main goals are simplicity, ease-of-use and low learning curve.
