BOAT: a cross-platform software for data analysis and numerical computing with arbitrary-precision
Davide Pagano

TL;DR
BOAT is a free, cross-platform software enabling high-precision statistical data analysis and numerical computing through an efficient expression language and arbitrary-precision floating point calculations limited only by system memory.
Contribution
It introduces a new software tool that combines cross-platform compatibility, arbitrary-precision calculations, and an easy-to-use expression language for data analysis.
Findings
Supports arbitrary-precision calculations limited only by memory
Features an intuitive expression language with auto-complete and help functions
Provides case studies demonstrating practical applications
Abstract
BOAT is a free cross-platform software for statistical data analysis and numerical computing. Thanks to its multiple-precision floating point engine, it allows arbitrary-precision calculations, whose digits of precision are only limited by the amount of memory of the host machine. At the core of the software is a simple and efficient expression language, whose use is facilitated by the assisted typing, the auto-complete engine and the built-in help for the syntax. In this paper a quick overview of the software is given. Detailed information, together with its applications to some case studies, is available at the BOAT web page.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNumerical Methods and Algorithms · Parallel Computing and Optimization Techniques · Computational Physics and Python Applications
