| Below are
brief summaries of the various tools in the ACTS Collection.
The tools have been arranged within broad categories. The first three
categories contain the application or "end user" tools. Although the
boundaries can be blurry, these tools can be more-or-less divided into
those that primarily implement standard numerical algorithms (eg.
linear algebra routines), those that provide infrastructure to broadly
definable user algorithms (eg. frameworks), and those that offer
runtime or other
external support (eg. remote steering or performance analysis). In
addition to these categories, we include an additional group of tools
that are
targeted for use by other tool developers in the building of higher
level tools.
Because the tools in this group are not of immediate interest to the
end users of the ACTS Collection, the documentation provided on them here is not as comprehensive as for the other tools. |
