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    FFTW++ is a C++ header class for the FFTW Fast Fourier Transform library that automates memory allocation, alignment, planning, wisdom, and communication on both serial and parallel (OpenMP/MPI) architectures. In 2D and 3D, hybrid dealiasing of convolutions substantially reduces memory usage and computation time. Wrappers for C, Python, and Fortran are included.
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    Power Analytics for Excel

    Power Analytics for Excel

    Data Science made available for Excel

    This plugin for Excel comes with statistical methods such as Muliple Regression, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) and Distribution Tests.
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    SODLS

    SODLS

    Self-orthogonal diagonal Latin squares.

    ...Input is an order, (one number), or an order range, (two numbers separated by white space). Output files are in folder SODLS[_n]. Each file contains a SODLS followed by a magic square. The magic square, M, is made from the order N SODLS, Q, and its transpose, as: M[row][col] = N x Q[row][col] + Q[col][row] + 1 See http://budshaw.ca/SODLS.html http://budshaw.ca/addenda/SODLSmethods.html http://budshaw.ca/addenda/SODLSnotes.html http://budshaw.ca/Download.html#sodls
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    mcalx

    mcalx

    Matrix Calculator for LinuX

    MCalx is a small and quick C++ graphic calculator for performing common matrix operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and others.
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    CalcMatr

    CalcMatr

    Calculations with matrixes of integers or fractions up to 4 x 5

    Integer and fractional elements are allowed, but not floating point numbers. Matrices (or their elements) and systems of linear equations can be also generated by the app, to practice with operations and propieties. The app calculates the matrix range, determiner of square matrices, traspose, inverse of inversible matrices (that is, square matrices with non zero determiner), the matrix of adjuncts, the forms of Gauss and Gauss-Jordan. It allows submatrices extraction by selection of...
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    Kiel University Relation package

    Fast C library for relation algebra using binary decision diagrams.

    Kure is a C library which provides manipulation of relations and operations of relation algebra using a fast implementation using binary decision diagram. It provides a Lua based domain-specific embedded programming language to conveniently manipulate and work with relations. For instance, given relations R, S, the tupling of them can be computed using [R,S] and they can be composed using R*S.
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    HASEM

    HASEM

    Matrix c++ library solving any linear algebra problems

    HASEM is a c++ template library, it can be easily configure as a expression template. HASEM solves any linear equation of any kind, it might be homogenous/none homogenous, compute the inverse of square/none square matrices, find LU decomposition, find determinant and rank of matrices, calculate the characteristic polynomial of matrices, find the eigenvalues and eigen vectors and so on. HASEM uses many methods, therefore, you are not limited to just one method, you have the choice to define...
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    transpose is a fast and efficient command-line tool that transposes (the rows become the columns, the columns become the rows) or reshapes a matrix in plain text. Inputs and outputs can be files or streams.
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    This project adds a ribbon to excel with a number of statistical buttons. This is not intended to be a full statistical analysis package (like R), but only a source for quick visualizations and calculations. For Excel2007 and up
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    OneOMath is a C# library, for Mathematical Calculations. At this time, it can be used for working with matrices.
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    Lightweight matrix lib, especially good for micro-blaze or other embedded processor which needs to do matrix operations. Supports Add, Subtract, Multiply, Transpose, and Invert (Cholesky Method). Compiles to 15kbs using -0s and is ISO C compliant.
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