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9:10 AM
Szabolcs has made a change to the feeds posted into this room
 
room topic changed to PackageData.net: conversation about PackageData.net, a Mathematica package repository [packages]
 
Great timing, because I have a bug fix announcement to make in about an hour :D
 
@Pickett I wonder why the things from the newsfeed didn't show up yet in this room ... I'm going to change it from ticker mode to message mode now, hope it won't flood ...
 
9:26 AM
@Szabolcs Because it only adds new posts?
I updated the last addition, Dynamo, so that now it has a published date of <pubDate>Sun, 27 Sep 2015 11:20:33 +0000</pubDate> in the feed. This ought to show up I think.
 
@Pickett Well, that's the thing: it didn't use to be like that. Adding a new feed would usually flood the room with all posts in the feed. That is why it was a good idea to add feeds as a ticker first, and change to normal messages only after the "flood".
 
posted on September 27, 2015

Dynamo is a suite of Mathematica notebooks that contain code visualizing phase diagrams, vector fields and other graphics related to evolutionary game dynamics.

 
Great, it works :)
 
Nice :)
 
 
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11:13 AM
Awesome room you got there, guys
 
11:38 AM
@JacobAkkerboom Yup, welcome!
 
 
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1:54 PM
room topic changed to PackageData.net: conversation about PackageData.net, a Mathematica package repository [packages]
room topic changed to PackageData.net: conversation about packagedata.net, a Mathematica package repository [packages]
 
 
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6:37 PM
posted on September 27, 2015

xCellerator is a Mathematica package designed to aide biological modeling via the automated conversion of chemical reactions into ODEs and their subsequent solution via numerical integration.

posted on September 27, 2015

mPower.m is a Mathematica package that interfaces with qhull and Power Diagram binaries to provide convex hull, Delaunay and Voronoi tessellations in 2D, 3D and higher dimensions, regular tetrahedralizations in 3D and computing vertices of power diagrams in 3D.

 
@Pickett Maybe adding a background colour to the "Add package" button could help. It will draw attention and make it much clear that anyone can add packages. Many visitors probably don't consciously realize this.
 
6:54 PM
posted on September 27, 2015

NetLogo is a modelling environment for agent-based modelling using the Logo programming language. It comes with a Mathematica link that makes it possible to run and analyse models directly from Mathematica.

posted on September 27, 2015

A Mathematica interface for the WEKA 2.0 data mining software.

 
7:08 PM
posted on September 27, 2015

The AbstractAlgebra package is a freely available complement to the book Exploring Abstract Algebra with Mathematica. The package supports working with (finite) groups, rings, fields, and morphisms and functions related to each of these objects. There are a large number of built-in groups (including such standard groups as $Z_n$, $U_n$ (units of $Z_n$), $S_n$, and $D_n$, as well as direc

 
8:00 PM
posted on September 27, 2015

Seven different packages related to mathematical physics; a package for GR-type tensor algebra, one for Virasoro algebra, one for algebra with Grassman variables, a package for Polchinski theta-function conventions, a package specialized at inverting diagonal matrices by inverting each diagonal entry separately, and two packages that deal with approximations to the Ricci-flat metric on t

 
@Szabolcs Fixed it.
 
8:27 PM
posted on September 27, 2015

A collection of fourteen packages that extend the core of Wolfram Language, packages for studying cellular automata, binary trees and more.

posted on September 27, 2015

Many packages, some of them generating plots and visualizations, others related to statistics. Several of the packages are related to Monte Carlo methods.

 
 
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10:01 PM
@Szabolcs Do you have an opinion on how to handle it when authors post a large number of packages all on the same page? For example Rowland's packages could constitute fourteen separate entries, but it doesn't feel right somehow since they all have the same URL.
 

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