TI-Nspire CX II python library to evaluate TI-Basic expressions

ExInt, an expression interpreter that helps you do math and manages logic

safe embedded python expression parser (for mainly easy DSL or config file)

pymep is a simple python math expression parser.It is a recursive LR parser (Left-Right Parser) without backtracking

Python built Expression Solver E.g: (Input) 2*88/99*25 (Output) 44.44

🧮 Mathematical expression calculator in Python

`OQS` (Open Quick Script) is a simple, system-neutral expression language for efficient scripting on diverse platforms. It's open-source, adaptable, and focused on fundamental operations.

Python Expression Evaluator, for integers, strings and booleans. Second project for the first year @ Efrei Paris, French engineering school.

arithmos-service is a lightweight math expression evaluation microservice built with Python. It exposes a REST API for parsing and computing arithmetic expressions safely and efficiently. Originally developed in a workplace training context (Endava).

xpath_validator

This project implements Genetic Programming (GP) to evolve and optimize mathematical expressions that best fit given data. It leverages tree-based evolutionary algorithms to generate, evaluate, and refine expressions using selection, crossover, and mutation.

Library for recursive evaluation of mathematical expressions as strings.

An Expression Evaluator made in Python, using the concepts of a compiler and parser

A program to calculate the result of mathematical expressions.

Python 3 module for doing simultaneous linear regression

"EvArgs" is a Python module designed for value assignment, easy expression parsing, and type casting. It validates values based on defined rules and offers flexible configuration along with custom validation methods.

Interpreter for Simple Expression Language (SEL)

Python implementation of Simple String Expression Evaluator library

An expressions solver module for games like "Mathler" and "Nerdle"

Pratt Parser implementation in Python resolving arbitrary variables.