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) wit
Paul Libbrecht wrote:
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 !
That's interesting. Is the evaluation published somewhere? Or
could yo
Interesting.
I did not know of Krysalis Wings...
There's a difference between a graph plotter and a chart plotter: the
source data. To me a chart-plotter is fed by a bunch of numbers whereas
a graph-plotter is fed by a bunch of functions. From Krysalis Wings
site:
Note
"Charts" are what some
s and a
function which for two given vertexes returns "true" if they are
"connected" )
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From: "Paul Libbrecht" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Jakarta Commons Developers List"
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Hi!
I spent some days exemining existing Math package, MathWishList and
commons-dev Mailing List. Afterall, I want to represent at your disposal the
project I am going to apply in the Summer Of Code 2005.
PROJECT TITLE: Alternative Random Number Generators Implementation For
Jakata Commons Math
Uzhgorod wrote:
When i was speaking about the Graph Library I meant the algorithmistsc
implementation of a powerfull package for operations with graphs as
mathematical object (graph - a set of vertexes, and a set of edges and a
function which for two given vertexes returns "true" if they are
"con
Funny...
Yet another definition we forgot about!
Just to revert to my original post, i was proposing a
function-plotter... which is not the same, indeed!
paul
Le 13 juin 05, à 23:22, Uzhgorod a écrit :
"Graphs", however,
have an entirely different meaning in mathematics.
When i was speak
Paul Libbrecht wrote:
There's a difference between a graph plotter and a chart plotter: the
source data. To me a chart-plotter is fed by a bunch of numbers whereas
a graph-plotter is fed by a bunch of functions.
Ah, I see.
Well, at least the screen shots from
http://vofce.sourceforge.net/
loo
are George Marsaglia's "The Mother of All
Random Number Generators" and the Mersenne Twister.
Brent Worden
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are George Marsaglia's "The Mother of All
Random Number Generators" and the Mersenne Twister.
Brent Worden
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to Google before
July, 14 that is why I can't change the discription itself now, but I think
I will manage to find alternate routines with the compatible license in the
web.
Rostyslav.
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>To: "'Jakar
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