Scientific Computing
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An Ada 2012 package providing a modern interface to BLAS for dense linear algebra operations with slice/block views.
Optimized centrality measure implementations for Graphs.jl graphs in Julia, now deprecated in favor of LightGraphs.jl.
A C++ abstraction library for parallel programming on multi-core CPUs and GPUs using CUDA, OpenMP, and TBB.
A deprecated Heroku buildpack for Ruby apps that enables using the GSL gem on Heroku Cedar.
A Crystal language wrapper for the NLopt nonlinear optimization library, providing access to 43 optimization algorithms.
A Common Lisp Jupyter widget for molecular visualization using NGL, providing interactive 3D structures in notebooks.
A deprecated Julia package extending LightGraphs.jl to store graph, vertex, and edge properties.
Scala Native bindings for the GNU Scientific Library (GSL), enabling scientific computing in Scala.
An Elixir module providing the mathematical constant tau (τ = 2π) for more natural circular calculations.
A MariaDB client for GNU Octave that provides database connectivity and query execution, also compatible with MySQL and MATLAB.
A Jupyter widget for Common Lisp that provides molecular diagram visualization and editing using the kekule.js library.
A self-hostable, Django-based platform that unifies the scientific research lifecycle with AI-native tools and GitHub-style collaboration.
A Lua FFI wrapper for the LibLBFGS C library, providing a limited-memory BFGS optimization solver.
Generate animated graph visualizations of wave pairs using distributed computing on the Golem Network.
A demonstration of using Golem for parallel processing of circadian rhythm data analysis with matplotlib visualizations.
A high-performance C++ library for 2D Delaunay triangulation, ported from the fast JavaScript implementation.
A Crystal library for repeatable pseudo-random sampling and CDF calculations across many probability distributions.
A MicroPython module for automatic uncertainty propagation in scientific calculations.
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