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    TimescapeGlobal

    a space-time interpolation geostatistical tool

    This software is a time-aware geostatistical tool. Including time variability adds further issues to the already complicated field of geostatistical interpolation. On the other hand, most of the distributions of variables used in Earth and environmental sciences show patterns of change over time, not only in space. This tool is a free, open-source software, based on a generalization of the Inverse Distance Weighted algorithm. It outputs three-dimensional, layered discrete models from which...
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    Time2 Library
    The Time2 Java library provides generic time series with configurable time domains.
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    spectralHMM

    A spectral method for inferring selection from time series data

    ***WARNING*** This software was migrated to: https://github.com/popgenmethods/spectralHMM Support and updates will only be available at this new address. This software implements the algorithms described in the following paper: Steinrücken, M., Bhaskar, A. and Song, Y.S. A novel spectral method for inferring general diploid selection from time series genetic data. Annals of Applied Statistics, Vol. 8, No. 4 (2014) 2203-2222
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    OpenForecast is a package of general purpose, forecasting models written in Java that can be applied to any data series. No knowledge of forecasting is required. Using this package, the most appropriate algorithm for your data will be selected.
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    JMulTi is an interactive software designed for univariate and multivariate time series analysis. It has a Java graphical user interface that uses an external engine for statistical computations. It uses the framework JStatCom.
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    JTSA is an educational time series analysis tool for simple calculations and forecasts using the additional or multiplicative seasonal decomposition method.
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    Data Mining Platform is a platform for data mining and analysis. It contains many of the new and sophisticated methods such as kernel-based classification, two-way clustering, bayesian networks, pattern recognition for time series analysis and many other
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