Global sensitivity analysis in a subspace of total parameter space

Systematic way of defining observation schemes for stochastic processes

Fast implementations of common spiking neural network primitives

Computing the highest density region of a univariate, unimodal distribution in Julia

General tuning tools for julia. Dive into the parameter space of functions or external programs.

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Transpiles Julia Code to WGSL

SoilProfiles.jl is a Julia package for representing soil profile information with the site-layer model

A parser for TCX files

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SignalTables Interface to WGLMakie

Postprocessing of data obtained by numerical simulations or measurements

A Julia package for inverting Taylor series

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Julia package with methods for computing options pricing, profit and loss

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Basic scatter plots with overlayed linear fit and ideal trend lines for visualizing estimator performance

This package is a part of RSim, however, may also be used as an independent package for the calculation of source terms from an xml mechanism input file

Sole.jl base layer

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Heuristic methods for assessing approximate unidimensionality of data matrix.

Polynomial matrices in Julia

Simple Web API to communicate with Sony Aibo ERS-1000 by Julia language.

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Moose inspired finite elements in julia

A fork of Pandas.jl whose syntax is closer to native pandas.

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A package for the calculation of steady state coverages for a given gas composition, T and p

Work with citable lexica in a simple plain-text format.

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Adds support for parallelization for Taija packages.

Calculate vector spherical waves (M and N), which are solutions for vector wave equation.

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Base package that ships symbols and functionality that is relevant to all or multiple packages in the ecosystem

Routines to compute extra information needed for Sun-as-a-star observations

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Simulating quantum computing verification

A Julia implementation of the statistical methods for frequency-based corpus linguistics as outlined in the book "Word Frequency Distributions" by R. Harald Baayen