Subtable transformers and function routers are especially powerful constructs that enable the integration of table and matrix computations. These constructs can call matrix functions implemented with other numerical libraries like R, NLnumerics or matlab.
What can you do with finaquant® protos 1.02?
Assume you are a student, or an academic staff, who is involved in some analytical projects that require historical data residing in some data tables as the primary input for all sort of computations like:
- Statistical estimations and forecasts
- Table mathematics
- Data preparation for reporting
- Scenario analysis
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Cause-effect networks and function trees with tables as input & output parameters
Following scenarios may give you an idea about the possible use of finaquant® protos provided that you have access to a computer with the .net framework of Microsoft installed on it. Continue reading →