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An Agent-Based Modelling framework built on JAX for scalable and efficient simulations with automatic vectorization and JIT compilation.
A C++ abstraction library for parallel programming on multi-core CPUs and GPUs using CUDA, OpenMP, and TBB.
Optimized centrality measure implementations for Graphs.jl graphs in Julia, now deprecated in favor of LightGraphs.jl.
A deprecated Julia package extending LightGraphs.jl to store graph, vertex, and edge properties.
A Common Lisp Jupyter widget for molecular visualization using NGL, providing interactive 3D structures in notebooks.
An Elixir module providing the mathematical constant tau (τ = 2π) for more natural circular calculations.
Scala Native bindings for the GNU Scientific Library (GSL), enabling scientific computing in Scala.
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 Jupyter widget for Common Lisp that provides molecular diagram visualization and editing using the kekule.js library.
A Lua FFI wrapper for the LibLBFGS C library, providing a limited-memory BFGS optimization solver.
A MariaDB client for GNU Octave that provides database connectivity and query execution, also compatible with MySQL and MATLAB.
A self-hostable, Django-based platform that unifies the scientific research lifecycle with AI-native tools and GitHub-style collaboration.
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 MicroPython module for automatic uncertainty propagation in scientific calculations.
A Crystal library for repeatable pseudo-random sampling and CDF calculations across many probability distributions.
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