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HaoLi111

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HypercomplexFractal

Hypercomplex fractal rendering with R

Julia_Numerical_Recipe

Numerical Computation & Analysis Recipe for JL

All-stats-and-DS-on-iris

A collection of ALL POSSIBLE statistical and data science models on the iris data set in R. Let us make a comparision between ALL invented approaches to crunch the data!

animated-adventure-in-mathematics

Math illustrations and animations with Plots.jl, covering a number of plots from High School mathematics to Calculous and Linear algebra.

Open-Model-Airplane-Training

rAviExp

R library for Model Aviation Exploratory design.

Pure-Math-with-Maxima

Pure Math with Maxima. From notes and discussion questions for L3 math and math competitions

dichotomousKey

Formulating, editing and indexing dichotomous list and key table made easy.

distribute-R-tasks-with-pure-R

Functions to distribute R tasks with pure R

rMathModeling

General Math Modeling Tools for R

VisDyn.jl

Visualization for Dynamical Systems

rAviExpPrerelease

1st released version out now!!! At https://github.com/HaoLi111/rAviExp

interactive-graphbook-of-mathematics

Interactive nb files with mathematica, for illustration of math concepts, with interactive slidebars

R-abuse

Example codes for my R tutorials covering some not-so-commonly-used functions of R and some solutions to various kinds of edgy but deadly issues. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?playnext=1&list=PLLtNK-YUNWpM_MN730sEcul34lqhp6WGn

EgroCHK

This project is to create handy calculators to evaluate the planning of rooms, for example, the kitchen working triangle, the position of living room funitures to meet the egronomic need of interior design. To users: It can be used for checking how friendly a cerrtain way of interior design is, or compare different concepts, or just daily life uses (for example if I want to change a larger TV how should I move the sofas back). A user manual will be put in the same folder as a pdf or html file and videos for explanations, if I can better my oral English skills, will be uploaded later. To developers(If there is any): The mathematical models is briefly introduced in the manual.I used fortran f.95 for the first file of this project but it is very likely that other languages be used in the future to call fortran (for example, R for visualization). The primitive program does just look like a simple calculator in the command window(and there is no point to build a decorated GUI if it does not make the design process simplier or faster). For future development GUI may be used for visualization (plotting) or some interactions. But the essential part of this project is just a simple calculator.

1d-mapping-explorations

A project to utilize my previous R package (not documented yet) SeriesXplorer on 1d mappings. Detection of periodicity, chaotic behaviors and animated visualizations are the major tasks. The secondary task is to test the acceleration of JIT on these codes. Videos will be uploaded to my YouTube channel. following CC. This repo follows MIT licence.