Open Source Free Pascal Mathematics Software

SPINA is software for the rapid, reliable and accurate determination of constant structure parameters of endocrine feedback control systems. It is a class of static function tests that require nothing more than steady-state concentrations of hormones or metabolites obtained in vivo. The first version of this cybernetic approach had been developed for the evaluation of the functional status of the thyroid gland, i.e. thyroid's secretory capacity (gain of thyroid, GT or SPINA-GT) and sum activity of peripheral deiodinases (GD or SPINA-GD). A second version has been established for insulin-glucose homeostasis. It delivers the secretory capacity of pancreatic beta cells (SPINA-GBeta), an estimate for the insulin receptor amplification (SPINA-GR) and a static disposition index as a measure for the loop gain of the feedback loop (SPINA-DI). Both implementations of SPINA have been validated in more than 50 clinical studies based on large cohorts.

LMath, based on DMath, is a mathematical library for FreePascal (FPC) and Lazarus. It is entirely written in Pascal and does not depend on external libraries. LMath provides routines and demo programs for numerical analysis, including mathematical functions, probabilities, matrices, optimization, linear and nonlinear equations, integration, Fast Fourier Transform, random numbers, curve fitting, statistics and graphics. It is organized s set of lazarus packages which makes it easily extensible and helps to include only really needed features in your project.

Statistical program, somewhat like shareware DataFit. You may provide a custom template (or exchange the template library with your friends or Internet including sf.net) and test your tabled data. Calculates F-ratio.

Integer and fractional elements are allowed, but not floating point numbers. Matrices (or their elements) and systems of linear equations can be also generated by the app, to practice with operations and propieties. The app calculates the matrix range, determiner of square matrices, traspose, inverse of inversible matrices (that is, square matrices with non zero determiner), the matrix of adjuncts, the forms of Gauss and Gauss-Jordan. It allows submatrices extraction by selection of rows and columns. Combined operations among matrixes: addition, subtraction, product, raising to a power Systems of equations up to 4 equations with 4 unknowns, also introduced by the user or generated by the app: it makes the classification of the system and the resolution in consistent systems.

D_2D and D_3D are plotting programs with unique features, useful for data visualization and analysis. Input data should be provided as ASCII files formatted as x,y pairs or x,y,z triplets. Graphic output can be in DXF vector format, or raster image.

This is the Linux porting of the New Seats Tramo. Developed by Gianluca Caporello. Create a new TSW (XWIN) called TS-XWin using the Lazarus IDE. A C++ Interface has been created and with the SWIG package the idea is to create a Java interface.

Nprim calculate the primes numbers. This software was written and compiled in FreePascal Compiler. Works in DOS and LINUX OS.

OpenSIMPLY is an open source project for simulation modeling in Delphi, Lazarus, Free Pascal. Download OpenSIMPLY at opensimply.org The project is free computer simulation software based on discrete-event approach. OpenSIMPLY is a science software with very high simulation performance. So, the simulation results can be obtained much faster. The project is suitable for people with any modeling experience, and can be used for both science and education. Some application of this modeling software are: - traffic simulation - network simulation, - emergency and evacuation ways simulation and much more. This simulation tool runs in Windows and Linux, on 32-bit and 64-bit platforms, as a GUI or console (terminal) application. Write the model only once, simulate anywhere. Videos on installing OpenSIMPLY for different IDEs and operating systems : https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnyWoktGqA

Collection of algorithms for computational statistics in life sciences

Small (156 kB) command line calculator. Evaluate an expression directly from command line with eval <expr> command Example: c:\> eval 2+3 5 or in an interactive session. In a session, results may be assigned to unlimited number of variables and used in later calculations. Example: > x := 6+7 13.0000 >y := x*2 26.0000 Large number of elementary, special, trigonometric, hyperbolic and probability distribution functions are available. Number of decimal digits is defined by assigning _decimal variable.

Personal research achievements from the authors presented here in the form of symbolic Algebra and non-numerical analysis algorithms implemented in C/C++, Java, and/or Pascal. As part of a more wide, simple, powerful and robust CAS enviroment under development, new code will be continuously added up to this repository. The authors give their welcome and encouragement to everyone interested in bring some kind of collaboration.