I fear it's off-goal but we took some time here to look for a
graph-plotter, either Swing component or picture generator, that would
be open-source, tested on several platforms. Well... we found none !
Ideally, it should be rich-enough (e.g. in supported functions, in
asymptotes-detection) with, hopefully, a pluggeable function input (we
wish OpenMath and student input) and... we even found less.
If I could suggest to have the summer-project go in this direction, I'd
certainly advise! I fear, only, that it requires a good-enough notion
of function which was kept out of jakarta commons math thus far as far
as I know.
Sorry to be, possibly off-topic.
paul
Le 11 juin 05, à 01:38, Al Chou a écrit :
Rostyslav,
I'm sure we'd be happy to have you join the project. I've copied this
message
to the Jakarta commons-dev mailing list.
Al
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Rostyslav Slipetskyy
Dobrianskogo St, 10/21,
Uzhgorod, Ukraine.
Hi!
I'm a 3rd year student of Computer Science Dept in "Kyiv-Mogyla
University"
(Ukraine, Kyiv). I'm interested in the "commons-math" project of
SummerOfCode2005.
I am one of three members of a university ACM programming team. ACM
(Association of Computer Machinery) is a world-famous organization
which
guides World Programming Contests. In September our team will fight
for a
grant to the world semi-finals.
During numerous contests, I could see the advantages of well-written
code
libraries. Moreover, our team felt huge unsufficience of :
-- efficiently implemented
-- fully documented
libraries which cover a wide range of different algorithmic areas.
That is why we started to implement Graph Library, which was our
student
course paper at our university. The experience we gained, I really
hope,
will help me to do well if I have the opportunity to take part in the
"commons-math" project.
We wrote our Graph Library using C/C++, but personally I know Java
syntax,
and some percent of the contest problems during ACM contests we write
on
Java.
Really a huge amount of ACM contest problems have in general
mathematical
background. That is why I think I obtain some mathematical skills.
Frankly
speaking, I have rather poor knowledge of Statistics :( , but I think
I will
manage "to bridge this gap" :)
I'm really very interested in this project. It will a great chance for
me to
try my programming skills in a real challenge.
Please, give me to know if the "commons-math" project is still
available, if
my abilities and knowledge satisfy the needs to do this project, and
if it
is possible for me to apply for this project.
Thank you!
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Rostyslav
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