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SAP HANA to Include IMSL Numerical Libraries Algorithms

Rogue Wave to enhanced predictive analysis library.

By DE Editors  

February 19, 2014

By DE Editors

Rogue Wave Software announced that select mathematical and statistical algorithms from the IMSL Numerical Libraries are planned to be embedded by SAP within the analytics engine of the SAP HANA platform. The algorithms are expected to supplement the predictive analysis library within SAP HANA and to provide a set of additional functions to enhance in-memory operations performed for a variety of current and future applications, the company says.

The functions from the IMSL Numerical Libraries that SAP plans to embed in SAP HANA will serve to augment and extend the advanced analytics that can be performed on data in-place with high performance, cost efficiency and security. The selected functions are anticipated to be in the areas of data mining, modeling, prediction and optimization.

"The demand for proven analytical functions continues to grow, and the ability to embed them within our partners' products is a key differentiator for us," said Brian Pierce, CEO of Rogue Wave. "We are pleased that SAP is planning to use our powerful IMSL Libraries to enrich the analytics capabilities of SAP HANA."

For more information, visit Rogue Wave Software.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.


 
 

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