Le 29/06/10 23:42, Cédric Krier a écrit :
On 29/06/10 16:28 -0500, Juan Fernando Jaramillo wrote:
Well, I am actuary, and since I been working with Tryton, I been thinking to
make actuarial modules (like retirement modules, and bonifications modules,
and such thinks that the IAS require) and more aports to the comunity, could
be very usefull to have mathematical tools, that help you spend less time. I
can't say you all the thinks that you could make with tools as convolution
or nonlinear fitting, this is imposible. I understand that may be you don't
have time, but I think that if Tobias have time, and like to explore more
the tool, could be very usefull. What do you think Tobias? May be make a
swot of the two tools to compare!
So you want to make the computation inside a graph plot tool?
I thought this kind of thing will be computed with some complex equation (on
the server side) and stored in the database.
Any way, I don't see this kind of stuff included in the Tryton client.
Maybe we need client modules :D, is it imaginable ?
For your requirement, there is already some tools available like
- matplotlib: http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/
- Enthought Tool Suite: http://www.enthought.com/products/index.php
+1 for re-using existing stuffs, plotting data correctly is a complex task.
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