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Software required to be open-source. This is not to be confused with "gratis" software, which is free of cost. Open-source, sometimes called "free" or "libre" software, has the original source code freely available to be viewed, redistributed and modified. Please don't use this as the only tag on a question; add tags which indicate the functionality as well.
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What can I use to simulate dependency of variables?
Have you checked out Weka?
It's a versatile machine learning software containing different tools for interpolation, ... I think it would be useful for you.
Weka is a collection of machine learni …
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