Open Source C Statistics Software for ChromeOS

The STK is a (not so) Small Toolbox for Kriging. Its primary focus in on the interpolation / regression technique known as kriging, which is very closely related to Splines and Radial Basis Functions, and can be interpreted as a non-parametric Bayesian method using a Gaussian Process (GP) prior. The STK also provides tools for the sequential and non-sequential design of experiments. Even though it is, currently, mostly geared towards the Design and Analysis of Computer Experiments (DACE), the STK can be useful for other applications areas (such as Geostatistics, Machine Learning, Non-parametric Regression, etc.).

The Automated Parameter Estimation and Model Selection Toolkit is a fast, parallelized MCMC engine written in C for Bayesian inference (parameter estimation and model selection).

A collection of compact, powerful programs and functions, written in C, for the analysis and transformation of data. No object or structure dependencies, no fancy interfaces - just good tools.

Calculates how much time and money you need to win in the lottery. It uses multiple gthreads and gtk2 to sort 1 to 50 numbers until the user wins. Asking for the cost and time beetwin games, it calculates if you or your grandchildren will be rich.

A population-based method for DNA copy number analysis: recurrent copy number aberration indentification in multiple samples (with no need of single-sample calling). Developed for a quick analysis of high resolution and large population data.

Stand-alone software tool for the interactive CE analysis of microarray data. The software is a user-friendly and allows on-the-fly study of CE

A collection of small utilities with a connection to cryptography and cryptanalysis. Written for efficiency and a small memory footprint.

Shows the data density of a 2 dimensional distribution. The problem of showing data density visually is not mathematically well defined, and there are several methods. The program uses sum of reciprocal squared distance to calculate density at each point, with a smear factor to prevent points going to infinity. The smear factor also controls the amount of clustering. There are several options for colour output. Input is via a csv (comma-separated values) file. Now there's a nice GUI built in Baby X for Linux and Windows