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Raytracing rendering engine written in Java. Plug it into a modeling environment, or programmatically create a scene. Uses Constructive Solid Geometries (CSG), bounding boxes, and fully extensible design (at least eventually).
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SigLab is a signal calculator for Scilab. Its goal is to ease the analysis of signal processing simulation results. It allows to view and to manipulate monodimensional signals in a interactive and easy way.
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GNU Autoconf, Automake and Libtool scripts and makefiles for the Open CASCADE solid modeler. http://www.opencascade.org
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This is a python module that I wrote for statistics work. It can be used to calculate various probability distributions.
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PyNaC is a Python package for coordinate-free symbolic math, based on Geometric Algebra (Clifford Algebra) and Geometric Calculus (Clifford Analysis).
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The purpose of the project is to develop a quantitative medical imaging & visualization program for use on brain MR, DTI and MRS data. It is a joint project of the Kennedy Krieger Institute & the Johns Hopkins University, Psychiatric Neuroimaging Lab
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Pfem is a python-based finite element program aimed at solving solid mechanics and heat transfer problems with flexibility, efficiency and sound object-oriented design.
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a filter to convert ASCII data files into binary SILO files to use with the MeshTV visualization package.
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Depth Explorer is a visual interactive tool for learning about Statistical Data Depth and evaluating depth measures.
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pytpsa is an python implementation of the truncated Taylor series algebra. It allows to approximate analytical functions or maps to any order.
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Central schemes offer a simple and versatile approach for computing approximate solutions of non-linear systems of hyperbolic conservation laws and related PDEs.
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Project moved to Google Code since SourceForce is a broken, buggy, non-responsive service. I had to re-log in over 100 times just to change this description. Please visit the project at http://code.google.com/p/starflighttlc/ for the latest version of th
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VectTens
A library for handling vectors, tensors, and more.
VectTens is an object-oriented numerical library designed to manipulate vectors, tensors, and other mathematical quantities in a simple and efficient manner. -
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MATHOOL
a tool to perform symbolic math calculations
MATHOOL is an online and offline javascript application powered by REDUCE computer algebra system, JSXGraph and other open source javascript programs devoted to scientific calculations and graphic visualization. -
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This project collect several data mining methods, such as: 1) clustering methods; 2) biclustering methods; 3) FCA methods and etc.
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Dasema is a compact C++ library for interpreting mathematical formula and applying them to data points/sets. It supports multiple variables and comes with a tool for benchmarking, a C++ GNU-like frontend as proof-of-consept and SWIG interface to Python.
