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Tools for scientific computation in Ruby

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2019

2 acceptedShow
  • Adding Magick back-end support and iruby integration to Rubyplot.

    Accepted project · by Alish Dipani

    Rubyplot only supports GR back-end, my project is to extend this support to Magick back-end, adding plot function to Rubyplot and integration with...

  • Improving NMatrix: Adding features to NMatrix core

    Accepted project · by Udit Gulati

    NMatrix is being re-implemented by SciRuby contributors here at https://github.com/prasunanand/nmatrix_reloaded. This re-implementation is having a...

2018

4 acceptedShow
  • Advance features in daru-view

    Accepted project · by Prakriti Gupta

    Daru-view aims to create interactive plots and tables in Ruby using various adapters available like GoogleCharts, HighCharts, Nyaplot and DataTables....

  • NetworkX.rb

    Accepted project · by Nilay Pochhi

    NetworkX.rb is the library for analyzing graphs and complex networks. It is based on the popular python library NetworkX.

  • Rewriting matplotlib in a language-independent form and expose it to Ruby.

    Accepted project · by Pranav Garg

    A Linear Algebra Library and a plotting Library are the basic requirements for scientific software to be built on. With this project, we aim to...

  • Ruby Matplotlib

    Accepted project · by Arafat Dad Khan

    There exist several plotting libraries for Ruby, but none of them is as readily usable as either Matlab's plotting system or the Matlab-inspired...

2017

3 acceptedShow

2016

4 acceptedShow