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FSharp.Compiler.Tools for F# 4.5 FSharp.Compiler.Tools built by F# Software Foundation This package includes the F# compiler (fsc.exe), F# Interactive (fsi.exe, fsiAnyCpu.exe) and the MSBuild component (FSharp.Build.dll). NOTE: the compiler executes with .NET Framework and/or Mono. It does not execute with .NET Core. For a compiler that executes with .NET Core use the .NET Core SDK, which includes an F# compiler.

The F# Charting library (FSharp.Charting.dll) is a compositional library for creating charts from F# on Windows. Use FSharp.Charting.Gtk for other platforms. FSharp.Charting is designed to be a great fit for data scripting in F# Interactive, but charts can also be embedded in Windows applications. The library is a wrapper for .NET Chart Controls, which are only supported on Windows.

FsLab is a combination package that supports doing data science with F#. FsLab includes literate scripting converted to HTML and PDF, and by default references Deedle (a data frame library), FSharp.Data (for data access) and XPlot (for visualization). You can optionally add any other nuget packages.

XPlot is a cross-platform data visualization library that supports creating charts using Google Charts and Plotly. The library provides a composable domain specific language for building charts and specifying their properties.

An F# Type Provider providing strongly typed access to the R statistical language. The type provider automatically discovers available R packages and makes them easily accessible from F#, so you can easily call powerful packages and visualization libraries from code running on the .NET platform.

An F# to JavaScript compiler.

Deedle implements an efficient and robust frame and series data structures for manipulating with structured data. It supports handling of missing values, aggregations, grouping, joining, statistical functions and more. For frames and series with ordered indices (such as time series), automatic alignment is also available. This package installs core Deedle package, together with an R type provider plugin which makes it possible to pass data frames and time series between R and Deedle

XPlot is a cross-platform data visualization library that supports creating charts using Google Charts and Plotly. The library provides a composable domain specific language for building charts and specifying their properties.

This package contains a library for turning FsLab experiments written as script files into HTML and LaTeX reports. The easiest way to use the library is to use the 'FsLab Journal' Visual Studio template.

Foogle Charts is an easy to use F# wrapper for Google Charts visualization library. It supports Pie charts, Geo charts and lots more...

F# Data-based library for accessing Twitter data

The F# Charting Gtk library (FSharp.Charting.Gtk.dll) is a cross-platform variation of of FSharp.Charting. It can be used on Windows, OSX and other platforms supporting Gtk. See also th https://fslab.org/XPlot library for cross-platform charting.

F# Data-based library for accessing SAS data

Type provider for Apiary.io

XPlot is a cross-platform data visualization library that supports creating charts using Google Charts and Plotly. The library provides a composable domain specific language for building charts and specifying their properties.

XPlot is a cross-platform data visualization library that supports creating charts using Google Charts and Plotly. The library provides a composable domain specific language for building charts and specifying their properties.

FnuPlot is a simple F# wrapper for the gnuplot charting library. It is cross-platform (Mac, Linux and Windows) and lets you create publication-quality charts

Asynchronous sequences for F#

F# interactive API exposed via a lightweight HTTP server. The project makes the service available as a stand-alone process that can be started and called via HTTP requests. It follows the same style as FsAutoComplete.

Shared components of the F# Interactive Service. This provides a lightweight wrapper over F# Compiler Service and exposes operations for getting auto-completion and other editor services in F# Interactive.

Stuff that works demo - email validator This is completely silly project btw.

F# Data-based library for accessing Bank for International Settlements data