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Sunday, 12 January 2014

Multivariate polynomial representation library for .NET

Please feel free to take a look at my multivariate polynomial representation library for .NET:

https://bitbucket.org/piotrjustyna/netpolynomial

I couldn't find any .NET libraries supporting representation of (single or multivariate) polynomials, so I wrote my own. It can help in machine learning-related tasks, such as polynomial regression, or just in any class of tasks where changing polynomial's coefficients and indeterminates is required.

Your feedback is welcome!