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What type of data "tests"? aka modeling, simulation, statistical regression, etc. Wide variety of "what if" data environments/systems which have web accessible
by sargstuff 1y ago
What type of data "tests"? aka modeling, simulation, statistical regression, etc.
Wide variety of "what if" data environments/systems which have web accessible interfaces to backends (that are not just database systems).
commerical mathlab, sass
open source[0]: scilab; sagemath; numpy; gnu octave; julia; juniper
[0] : additional link references beyond "5 open source alternatives to MATHLAB" : https://opensource.com/alternatives/matlab https://opensource.com/alternatives/matlab
- vinserello 1y agoGood question. Let's start saying that Datastripes isn't trying to replace Matlab/Octave/etc. It's closer to a more lightweight scenario builder that runs entirely in the browser. So instead of coding a model, you drop data in, build a flow (filters, regressions, clustering, projections), then tweak inputs and watch the charts update live. We started with the idea of no backend, no install, runs in WASM/WebGPU. Obv, this strategy cannot be a one-size-fits-all, but it covers a lot of use cases in business and educational domains. It's less about heavy numerical libraries, more about quick "what if" exploration for non-technical users or teams that don't want to set up an environment. Think smaller/faster, but also easier to share where data stays local.
- sargstuff 1y agoAso potential for some biomedical research use cases too! Bit easier setup / use than customized spreadsheet with query links to database.