Python Number Analytics Library

We’re often looking for relationships in the results we’re getting in our research articles. We want to know for sure if we find something that’s related to $\varphi$ or $\pi$, but we should also be looking for relationships with some of the most interesting root numbers, like $\sqrt{2}$, $\sqrt{3}$, and $\sqrt{5}$.

Beyond that, our research articles have found exact values for angles and measurements of many fascinating shapes by now, so how can we quickly evaluate a new number to see if it has any significant relationships to these values? The way we chose was to write a Python script that creates a library of the numbers we want to check against, and then apply an analytics algorithm to check for a variety of possible relationships — like equality and divisibility. But we can also check only the decimal portion to see if any familiar patterns emerge, and we can control how close to evaluate based on tolerance levels for the python “isclose()” method.

Enter a Number For Analysis

Enter a number you want to analyze, and your results page will show any close relationships. Our calculations are currently checking for equality to within three decimal places. This means you may or may not be seeing exact matches, but your number might be worthy of further investigation if it’s close enough to be within a thousandth of a unit!