Sample Applications

The sample applications give you a more in-depth and thorough example of how the Extreme Mathematics Library for .NET may be used in real-life applications.

Fractal Viewer. This sample creates mathematical art based on complex number arithmetic.

M#: The .NET Language for Numerical Computing. An interactive environment for linear algebra computations. Implements a subset of the Matlab language.

Curve Fitting. With only a few lines of code, you can fit data points to a set of arbitrary functions. This sample shows you how.

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"The Extreme Optimization Statistics Library for .NET is a major boon for those doing statistical work in .NET. I strongly recommend this product." - Marc Brooks "I have made it my mission to institutionalize the value of good API design. I strongly believe that this is key to making developers more productive and happy on our platform. It is clear that you value good API design in your work, and take to heart developer productivity and synergy with the .NET framework." - Brad Abrams, Lead Program Manager, Microsoft.

Testimonials

"The Extreme Optimization Statistics Library for .NET is a major boon for those doing statistical work in .NET. I strongly recommend this product."
- Marc Brooks

"I have made it my mission to institutionalize the value of good API design. I strongly believe that this is key to making developers more productive and happy on our platform. It is clear that you value good API design in your work, and take to heart developer productivity and synergy with the .NET framework."
- Brad Abrams,
Lead Program Manager, Microsoft.

Our customers
This is a partial list of companies who are using our libraries:
ABB Robotics Allstate Applied Materials Arcam Astra Schedule Babson College Canadian Council on Learning Canyon Associates Caxton Associates CECity Constellation Energy CreditSights DeepOcean Duke University Dynamotive Elecsoft Engelhard Corporation Epcor Equipoise Software Galileo International GAM UK Gammex GlaxoSmithKline Global Matrix The Hartford Infinera Corporation Intel JDS Uniphase LaBranche & Co. Learning & Skills Council Jacobs Consultancy Litman Gregory Lucas Systems Malvern Instruments Medrio Merck & Co. Mintera. Monitor Software MorningStar NanoString Technologies Paletta Invent Parametric Portfolio Associates Prosanos RATA Associates RiskShield Ramboll Standard & Poor's Strategic Analysis Corporation Univ. of Alicante Univ. of South Carolina vielife Xerox US Army

Our customers

This is a partial list of companies who are using our libraries:

ABB Robotics
Allstate
Applied Materials
Arcam
Astra Schedule
Babson College
Canadian Council on Learning
Canyon Associates
Caxton Associates
CECity
Constellation Energy
CreditSights
DeepOcean
Duke University
Dynamotive
Elecsoft
Engelhard Corporation
Epcor
Equipoise Software
Galileo International
GAM UK
Gammex
GlaxoSmithKline
Global Matrix
The Hartford
Infinera Corporation
Intel
JDS Uniphase
LaBranche & Co.
Learning & Skills Council
Jacobs Consultancy
Litman Gregory
Lucas Systems
Malvern Instruments
Medrio
Merck & Co.
Mintera.
Monitor Software
MorningStar
NanoString Technologies
Paletta Invent
Parametric Portfolio Associates
Prosanos
RATA Associates
RiskShield
Ramboll
Standard & Poor's
Strategic Analysis Corporation
Univ. of Alicante
Univ. of South Carolina
vielife
Xerox
US Army

Fractal Viewer. This sample creates mathematical art based on complex number arithmetic.
M#: The .NET Language for Numerical Computing. An interactive environment for linear algebra computations. Implements a subset of the Matlab language.
Curve Fitting. With only a few lines of code, you can fit data points to a set of arbitrary functions. This sample shows you how.

Sample Applications

Numerical Components for .NET

Numerical Components
for .NET