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4.5.1 Other software

Course subject(s) Module 4. Data analysis using Excalibur and Validation

Other, more recent software tools are available to analyze expert data in the Classical Model.

ANDURIL

ANDURIL is a Matlab toolbox freely available, which you can download here. The toolbox is discussed in detail in this paper.

A Python-based open source successor of the MATLAB toolbox ANDURIL is now also available.

You can find the paper here and the for the software, please contact Marcel ‘t Hart, at the email address C.M.P.tHart@tudelft.nl.

You might have noticed the peculiar names of the software programs. You might have also recognized the names from the books/movies.

Indeed, they are names of famous swords.

So, if you plan to write another software for analyzing expert data (with CM), consider following this tradition!

“A Show of Arms” by sarahmcgiv is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0

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