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Java Statistical Libraries

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This is a simple post listing a few of the Java statistical libraries I have used at one point or another. Google often seems to fail me when searching for libraries like these so I am hoping that this will help a few people to connect up with these useful libraries. This is just a list of the libraries I have used. I am sure there are others and welcome suggestions in the comments.

  • jMEF Library for working with mixtures of exponential families, including estimating parameters from a sample.

  • JSC Java Statistical Classes. A variety of statistical functions covering combinatorics, correlation, curvefitting, descriptive statistics, distributions, regression, etc. Solid collection of basic statistical functions.

  • Stochastic Simulation in Java Includes support for generating variates from various distributions, computing various statistical measures and tests, and support for Monte Carlo methods.

  • Apache Commons Math A wide range of math and some statistical functionality.

  • Cern's Colt library for high performance scientific computing includes some statistical functions.

Here is another list of mathematical and some statistical libraries in Java: NIST Java Math List

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