Optimally tuned ridge regression when features can be partitioned into groups.

Proximal operators for use with RegularizedOptimization

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Numerical bifurcation analysis for delay differential equations

DecomposingPolynomialSystems.jl is a Julia package that decomposes (simplifies) a given polynomial system using tools from numerical algebraic geometry.

An MPI-parallel implementation of the Healpix tessellation scheme in Julia

Computation of homoclinic (heteroclinic) orbits.

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DFTforge

Library for common tools for solving PDEs with finite difference methods (FDM), finite volume methods (FVM), finite element methods (FEM), and psuedospectral methods in a way that integrates with the SciML Scientific Mechine Learning ecosystem

Interactive utilities for the Gtk toolkit (Julia)

A shape preserving spline implementation in Julia

Pareto-related recipes to be used with Plots.jl

GridArrays associates an array of grid points with a domain

A julia package for automatic finite size scaling.

Multivariate, linear combinations of GPs and their derivatives

Bayesian Safety Signal Detection in Julia

Dirichilet process clustering for cancer sequencing data

A Julia package for solving Riemann–Hilbert problems

An iteractive DynamicGrids.jl UI for Jupyter, atom, desktop and the web.

Julia package for phylogenetics based off of NewickTree.jl and the R packages ape, phytools, and castor

Create grid mazes

Example problems for GeometricIntegrators.jl

Remote interaction with hpc through a rest API server

Julia Package for Active Inference

Reliability-based optimization

Visualization of model calibration

A lightweight Julia package to plot a density function for a given set of values with known uncertainties.

Runge-Kutta Methods in Julia

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Economic simulation tools

Julia implementation of Bouman et al.'s edge camera algorithm

Interpolation between areas (polygons) in Julia

The RankCompV3 package is based on the julia.

I/O interface for astrophysical simulation codes

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Makes pixels from strings in a very basic way

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Implicitly defined graphs (possibly infinite)