A loan amortization calculator library
A hash table with consistent order and fast iteration. The indexmap is a hash table where the iteration order of the key-value pairs is independent of the hash values of the keys. It has the usual hash table functionality, it preserves insertion order except after removals, and it allows lookup of its elements by either hash table key or numerical index. A corresponding hash set type is also provided. This crate is an ongoing fork of bluss/indexmap that provides amortized resizes.
A Rust library for calculating real estate financing in Brazil, supporting SAC and Price amortization systems with insurance, admin fees, monetary correction, and i18n
Persistent ZK OS Merkle tree
Amortization Functions (AmFn) Batch Process
Amortization Functions (AmFn) Engine
Amortization Functions (AmFn) Web Assembly
O(1) amortized priority queue. Adaptive Ladder Queue for heavy-tailed distributions.
Various finance and accounting calculations/formulas implemented Rust
A typed arena that uses fixed-size chunks to ensure non-amortized O(1) allocations
A HashMap variant that spreads resize load across inserts
World's first subpolynomial dynamic min-cut: self-healing networks, AI optimization, real-time graph analysis
A simple gem to calculate amortizing loan payments, as part of training at Samyukti
Generate spreadsheets amortization schedules from the command line
Generate loan amortization schedules with monthly, bi-weekly, weekly, or daily payments. Supports grace periods, interest-only payments, federal bank holidays, and multiple interest calculation methods.
Generate spreadsheets amortization schedules from the command line
Generate schedules with variable interest rates, CSV/JSON output, and an extensible API.
The finance library provides a Ruby interface for working with interest rates, mortgage amortization, and cashflows (NPV, IRR, etc.).
This is a fibonacci-heap priority-queue implementation. That means insert: O(1) decrease_priority: Amortized O(1) delete_min: Amortized O(log n) This project is different from K. Kodamas PQueue in that it allows a decrease key operation. That makes PriorityQueue usable for algorithms like dijkstras shortest path algorithm, while PQueue is more suitable for Heapsort and the like.
A ruby port of numpy-financial functions. This library provides a Ruby interface for working with interest rates, mortgage amortization, and cashflows and other stuff from finance.
Amortizes the startup cost of erb_lint by keeping a process alive.
The finrb library (forked from the finance gem) provides a Ruby interface for financial calculations/modeling. Working with interest rates, Mortgage amortization, Cashflows (NPV, IRR, etc.) and other basic utilities.
The finance library provides a Ruby interface for working with interest rates, mortgage amortization, and cashflows (NPV, IRR, etc.).