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Picci Pharo

mathematical models

Hi Guys!

I'm going to start to teach as assistant professor of Operative Research, and i'd like to teach some stuff of Pharo. I was wondering if there are some Packages about mathematical models as Lotka-Volterra or other models about the dynamics of biological systems already implemented (with plot too).

Thanks for the help.

Paolo

Picci Pharo

Re: mathematical models

I forgot to say that i downloaded MOOSE and Kendrick packages. Is there somebody who is currently working with this stuff? Is there any kind of tutorial?

Thank you!

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Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 10:50:39 +0100
Subject: [Pharo-users] mathematical models

Hi Guys!

Thanks for the help.

Paolo

Natalia Tymchuk

Re: mathematical models

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Hello,

Code which I used to build that plots is on the repository

http://smalltalkhub.com/#!/~NataliaMoskovchuk/SciSmalltalk-Metrificator

Best regards,

Natalia

On Feb 14, 2014, at 9:53 PM, Stéphane Ducasse <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Paolo

Where are you in italy? This is wonderful to hear that :)

If you need slides about syntax and others. Do not hesitate to ask me. I have a lot of slides.
Now for your question I do not know.
I know that natalia tymchuk worked on differential equation resolvers.

http://natalia.tymchuk.me/2013/09/code-functionality-assessment.html

Now I do not know where the code has been published.

For plotting there are PlotMorph or GraphET.

Hi Guys!

I'm going to start to teach as assistant professor of Operative Research, and i'd like to teach some stuff of Pharo. I was wondering if there are some Packages about mathematical models as Lotka-Volterra or other models about the dynamics of biological systems already implemented (with plot too).

Thanks for the help.
Paolo