DataMelt

DataMelt is a super handy development environment designed for writing and compiling scientific scripts. It's great for doing numeric calculations, too!

Analyze Data with Ease

This tool lets you dive into big data sets and turn them into cool visual representations. You can also do data mining, run statistical analyses, and tackle all sorts of scientific computations.

Perfect for Scientific Projects

Whether you're working in biology, engineering, modeling, or even keeping an eye on financial trends, DataMelt has got your back. It’s optimized to manage all these scientific projects smoothly.

Compatible with Multiple Languages

DataMelt is flexible! It works well with various programming languages on the Java platform. You can use Jython (Python), Groovy, JRuby/Ruby, and BeanShell whenever you need!

User-Friendly Tools

The software comes packed with cool features like syntax highlighting for Jython and code assistance for BeanShell. Plus, there’s a special console just for Groovy called jMathLab.

Create Projects Easily

You can kick off new projects using specific templates like jHPlot script or Java applications. Want to load a script? No problem! You can pull it from an external file or even from a URL. It supports formats like Jython (*.py), Groovy (*.groovy), or JRuby (*.rb).

Saves Your Work Efficiently

No worries about losing your progress! After making changes, you can save your files in the chosen format or zip them up automatically into a *.zip container.

Visualize Your Data Like a Pro!

Create stunning data visualization charts or graphs using HPlot, HPlot 3D, HPlotJA canvases, and more! You’ll have options for both 2D function views and 3D surfaces.

Dive Into Examples!

The tool includes loads of examples that show off what you can do and the awesome results you can get. Plus, it has tons of Java classes available to help with your data computation and visualization tasks.

Create High-Quality Graphics

If you're looking to build impressive vector graphics in formats like SVG, EPS, or PDF—download DataMelt here! These graphics can easily be included in LaTeX and other processing systems!