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ojAlgo
What is it?
As the title suggests it's Open Source Java code that has to do with mathematics, linear algebra and optimisation. ojAlgo really is 100% pure Java source code. There are no calls to native (C or Fortran) libraries. Nothing besides a Java SDK is needed to compile or execute the code. Names of attributes and methods are chosen to comply with Java standards rather than legacy mathematics code (Fortran, C, Matlab...) conventions. More...
License
ojAlgo is an Open Source project. It is available as source code, and every single source code file contain a copyright statement and a license agreement. All files have the same copyright and license. Optimatika holds the copyright, and the license used is the generous and easy to understand MIT license. Please read and comply with the license agreement - it's not hard. More...Where can I get it?
You get ojAlgo from SourceForge; either as a compiled and packaged download, or as source code directly from CVS. There is no schedule for when code changes or new releases are made. If you work directly from CVS you must be aware that the code may change, back and forth, at any time. It will however, 99.99% of the time, compile without any problem. More...Is it documented?
Well... There is this web site, and the JavaDoc. More will follow, but the JavaDoc (and source code) will always be the main source of documentation. Improving the documenation will mainly be improving the JavaDoc. More...
For bug reports, questions or discussions related to ojAlgo; please use the ojAlgo-user mailing list.
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