formulas
Python · Open sourceAn Excel formula interpreter and workbook compiler in Python. Executes supported calculations without an Excel COM server.
Read project documentationR&D
We develop and experiment with computational models, algorithms and architectures for decision systems. Verifiability, reproducibility and interoperability guide the transition from prototype to application.
Computational modelling, simulation and optimization to explore problems, objectives and uncertainty.
Dependency graphs, multi-runtime orchestration and interfaces connecting heterogeneous models and systems.
Reference cases, equivalence tests and recorded assumptions for evaluating and repeating analyses.
Open-source foundation
formulas and schedula provide the open-source foundations for our work on models and computational graphs. Their code and documentation make methods and supported features inspectable.
An Excel formula interpreter and workbook compiler in Python. Executes supported calculations without an Excel COM server.
Read project documentationA Python library for describing functions and dependencies as a graph, and dispatching the computation.
Read project documentationThe team brings previous technical experience in European Commission/JRC contexts. Formulas participates in the MEF / Treasury validation programme, at Deep Dive 1 according to the September 2026 update. These activities are distinct from commercial contracts or certifications.
Let’s talk
Let’s define the decision to support and the path from analysis to an operational system.
Start a conversation