Sumerics is a touch enabled sensor application for doing numerical calculations on Windows 8+ computers.
GPL-3.0 License
Sumerics is a touch enabled sensor application for doing numerical calculations on Windows 8+ computers. It is enhanced for the latest generation of Ultrabooks featuring various sensors and a touch screen.
The app is described in greater detail in two articles. One of these articles can be found on CodeProject, the other has been published by Intel.
The application is distributed via Chocolatey. The source and installer binary can also be downloaded from GitHub.
The console view with the REPL to enable a convenient workflow.
The plot view represents the previously added plot object.
Sumerics uses the Windows touch input to recognize touch drawn queries.
There are various kinds of supported plots, e.g., Contour plots.
A group plot type exists to allow displaying a grid of (different) plots.
Contributions in any form are welcome. PRs are happily accepted, as long as the issue is described and solved without creating new issues.
This history only covers the publications that happened regarding the Intel AppUp store. The history of Sumerics vNext will be recorded in form of official releases and attached release notes.
v2.0.0: 20.04.2016
v1.0.2: 20.02.2013
v1.0.1: 13.02.2013
v1.0.0: 07.02.2013
v0.9.9: 13.12.2012
v0.9.8: 29.11.2012
v0.9.7: 28.11.2012
v0.9.6: 22.11.2012
Sumerics - Sensor Numerics Studio Copyright (C) 2012 - 2016, Simon Mages and Florian Rappl
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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