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The combination of these features is optimal for capital market companies who need to build advanced applications capable of performing portfolio optimization, trading systems analysis and risk modeling on a wide variety of computing platforms.
Visual Numerics says that many companies in the financial services industry do not have access to standard methods or algorithms for quantitative model development. As a result, quantitative engineers must go through a lengthy trial and error process to build their own models. To prevent quantitative engineers from spending years designing just one mathematical and statistical algorithm, Visual Numerics now offers up to 100 fully-tested algorithms in version 4.0 of the IMSL C# and JMSL Numerical Libraries to help engineers build applications that solve real world problems, and get those solutions to market faster.
New features of IMSL C# 4.0 and JMSL 4.0 include:
· High-performance Dense Linear Programming Optimizer — For state-of-the-art constrained dense linear programming optimization. Both IMSL C# 4.0 and JMSL 4.0 now offer the world’s fastest, most robust optimizer of its kind in pure Java or C# for use in financial and business analytics. In tests against two established Fortran-based Linear Programming Optimizer competitors, the JMSL library 4.0 and IMSL C# library 4.0 performed on par with both of them - an impressive feat for a Java-based algorithm.
· Classification Neural Nets — A key algorithm in developing business intelligence applications, and used for classical data mining. This binary classification and multi-classification algorithm complements Visual Numerics’ existing forecasting functionality in the JMSL Library. The feature categorizes data to identify groups that are more likely to perform certain behaviors - for example, identifying mobile phone users who are more likely to move to a higher priced plan, or identifying credit card usage that is more likely to be fraudulent
· Mersenne Twister Algorithm — New random number generator that improves accuracy in Monte Carlo simulations, and is widely used in financial applications
· 3D Charting surface plotting features in JMSL – A feature set requested by many customers that includes surface and 3D scatter charts
· 2D Charting in IMSL C# (Available in Q3’06)— Aligns with JMSL 2D charting and includes pure C# managed code for .NET environments
“Financial services companies are under incredible pressure to synthesize massive amounts of data to produce real-time forecasts and investment recommendations for their clients,” said Phil Fraher, president and CEO of Visual Numerics. “By offering highly advanced mathematical and statistical libraries with the fastest, most robust high performance dense linear programming optimizer and charting capabilities, we’re giving portfolio managers a powerful business intelligence toolset for making more accurate, up-to-the-minute financial recommendations.”
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To prevent quantitative engineers from spending years designing just one mathematical and statistical algorithm, Visual Numerics now offers up to 100 fully-tested algorithms in version 4.0 of the IMSL C# and JMSL Numerical Libraries to help engineers build applications that solve real world problems, and get those solutions to market faster. |
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To prevent quantitative engineers from spending years designing just one mathematical and statistical algorithm, Visual Numerics now offers up to 100 fully-tested algorithms in version 4.0 of the IMSL C# and JMSL Numerical Libraries to help engineers build applications that solve real world problems, and get those solutions to market faster. |
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