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Octave Forge is a central location for collaborative development of packages for GNU Octave. The Octave Forge packages expand Octave's core functionality by providing field specific features via Octave's package system. See https://octave.sourceforge.io/packages.php for a list of all available packages. GNU Octave is a high-level interpreted language, primarily intended for numerical computations. It provides capabilities for the numerical solution of linear and nonlinear problems, and...

Euler is a powerful all-in-one numerical software and includes Maxima for seamless symbolic computations. Euler supports Latex for math display, Povray for photo-realistic 3D scenes, Python, Matplotlib and C for scripting, and contains a full programming language. Features include libraries for numerical algorithms, optimization, plotting in 2D and 3D, graphics export, a complete help system, tutorials and examples. Euler runs in Windows natively, or in Linux via Wine. It is completely...

Gaol: NOT Just Another Interval Library Gaol is a C++ library for interval arithmetic. It is supposed to be a fast and easy to use/modify library for anyone interested in assessing interval arithmetic merits or using it on a regular basis. WARNING: starting October 2016, the new location for GAOL is http://frederic.goualard.net/#research-software. Sourceforge and the Sourceforge Subversion repository will no longer be used.

1/3 is not 0.33. Pi is not 3.14. Actually 1/3 is in interval [0.33, 0.34] and pi is in interval [3.14, 3.15]. During computation truncating error is accumulating. At end of computation it is needed to know real boundaries of result. The solution is given by interval arithmetic. Simply speaking, because 1/3 is in interval [0.33, 0.34] and 1/7 is in interval [0.14, 0.15], value 1/3 - 1/7 must be in [0.18, 0.2].

This program should compute ZHR from data contained in IMO VMDB (http://www.imo.net/data/visual), or other sources with same structure. ZHR should be calculated on arbitrary interval. It should produce analytical and graphical output.

Python extension module based on C-XSC (C++ Language eXtensions for Scientific Computation) and the associated Toolbox. Provides a real and complex interval arithmetic with verified results for numerical applications.

Implementation of an Interval Iterative Closest Point that uses intervals to found the global optimal solution. ICP can be used in vision technologies and photogrametry as pattern mathcing and as geometrical model finder.

Elisa is an open C++ library for constraint programming and constraint solving techniques. Interval-based algorithms for solving continuous constraints require that Gaol (http://sf.net/projects/gaol) is already installed on your system.

Interval Analysis is a collection of interval analysis tools, allowing for robust root-finding and tracking of bounds of numerical error due to uncertain inputs and floating-point error.