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The Hungarian algorithm can be described as optimally solving a workers versus jobs assignment problem that minimizes total cost. This implementation assumes a square cost matrix, i.e. the number of jobs equals the number of workers to do them.

The library provides an implementation of intervals for Ada. It includes arithmetic and relational operations. The library supports intervals with integer and floating-point bounds. Dimensioned intervals are also supported

Operators are overloaded so that a normal looking function definition provides access to not only evaluations of itself, but to evaluations of any of its analytic derivatives. Automatic differentiation means the user does not need to define the analytic expressions for all the various partial derivatives. It also means that those complex expressions are essentially calculated at compile time, and merely evaluated at runtime. First order derivatives only, forward...