TSimulus | generating random

TSimulus is a Scala library. TSimulus has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

TSimulus (formally, RTS-Gen) is a tool for generating random, yet realistic, time series values. In this project, a time series is an orderly sequence of points in times, each of them being associated to at most a value. Time series are used in a wide variety of areas, including finance, weather forecasting, and signal processing. While random-number generators can easily be used for producing sequences of unrelated (or, at least, hardly predictable) numbers, generating sequences of numbers that seem to respect some obvious patterns is also interesting in many circumstances, including the simulation of data acquisition in the aforementioned areas. In order to make realistic time series, a convincing noise must generally be added to some specified patterns. In addition, the values of a time series may be related to those of an other time series. The TSimulus project provides tools for specifying the shape of a time series (general patterns, cycles, importance of the added noise, etc.) and for converting this specification into time series values.