JOSS Papers: statistics

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published Published 23 days ago

FSML – A Modern Fortran Statistics and Machine Learning Library

Fortran
@sebastian-mutz
10.21105/joss.09058
published Published about 1 month ago

BraWl: Simulating the thermodynamics and phase stability of multicomponent alloys using conventional and enhanced sampling techniques

C Fortran Python
@ChrisWoodgate
10.21105/joss.08346
published Published 2 months ago

AssumpSure: a user‑friendly R Shiny package for automated validation of statistical assumptions and appropriate test selection

R
@Ahmedbargheet
10.21105/joss.09286
published Published 2 months ago

rmcmc: Robust Markov chain Monte Carlo methods in R

R Stan
@matt-graham
10.21105/joss.08594
published Published 3 months ago

E2P Simulator: An Interactive Tool for Estimating Real-World Predictive Utility of Research Findings

JavaScript
@povilaskarvelis
10.21105/joss.08334
published Published 3 months ago

pyMultiFit: A Python library for fitting data with multiple models

Python
@syedalimohsinbukhari
10.21105/joss.09295
published Published 3 months ago

FluidSF: A Python package for calculating turbulent flow statistics

Jupyter Notebook Python
@cassidymwagner
10.21105/joss.07873
published Published 4 months ago

AutoHist.jl: A Julia package for fast and automatic histogram construction

Julia
@oskarhs
10.21105/joss.08850
published Published 5 months ago

TMLE.jl: Targeted Minimum Loss-Based Estimation in Julia

Julia
@olivierlabayle
10.21105/joss.08446
published Published 5 months ago

sleev: An R Package for Semiparametric Likelihood Estimation with Errors in Variables

R C++
@JiangmeiRubyXiong
10.21105/joss.07320
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