Data Analysis & Simulation

Recently we have released a new version of our SDK. In this update, we have added a new property that lets you obtain the current licensing status of the SDK – for instance, you can determine whether the SDK is currently running in trial mode (using the Evaluation License), and if so, how many days are left until the evaluation period expires.

Consider the following scenario: you are building an application with a modular structure that, apart from its core feature set, provides some additional functionality through a number of modules, or add-ins, which can be installed and enabled on an optional basis. Now, suppose one of these modules uses the simulation or distribution fitting features of the SDK, and you want to give your users an ability to evaluate it prior to making a purchase decision. The new version of the SDK lets you easily integrate this logic into your applications, allowing you to create more flexible solutions that better meet your customers’ needs.

The beta testing of our new product, the Simulation & Probabilistic Analysis SDK, is now over, and we want to thank our beta testers for their effort and valuable feedback. One of the most exciting things is that during the beta testing phase, we have not detected any bugs in the SDK, indicating the initial high quality of the product.

The production version of the SDK is now available for public download, so if you are a software developer and need to add distribution fitting or simulation features to your software with no hassle, feel free to download the fully functional version of the SDK and try it free for 30 days.

Another good news is that the Christmas is coming, so we decided to make a gift to software developers who are considering to purchase the SDK: until the end of December, the SDK Developer License can be ordered at a $500 discount – click here details.

The new Software Development Kit enabling you to easily add Monte Carlo simulation and distribution analysis features to your applications is now available for public beta testing – please download the free beta version and take a look at the code examples (available in several languages, including C#, VB.NET, C++, and Visual Basic for Applications).

We would be glad to receive any feedback, questions or suggestions from you, so please feel free to drop us a line and let us know what you think about this product and how we can make it better.