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Analytics without coding: beyond R & Python
Computer programming in English (Part 1)
We explore a new paradigm for programming computers directly in English without any formal coding language at all. We do this by prompting a Large Language Model (LLM) to act as the…
Is Analytica Microsoft’s future programming?
Norm Judah, Chief Technology Officer of Microsoft Services, recently talked about the future of programming: “When someone thinks of business…
An Analytica advantage over MATLAB
I’m working on a model translation project for the California Energy Commission, going from MATLAB to Analytica. The transportation system model I’m working…
Using Python to parse a Shapefile
A shapefile (*.shp) is a binary file format used by Geographic Information Systems (GIS). I used an existing Python library (Fiona) to read and parse a shape file, and then…
How to call a Python function from Analytica
I found it pretty easy to call a Python function from Analytica using COM automation. The Component Object Model (COM) integration functionality comes included with the Analytica…
Using the Analytica Decision Engine (ADE) from Python
Today I interacted with an Analytica from Python, which for me was my first time doing so. To do so, I used the Analytica Decision Engine (ADE), which bundles the core Analytica…
