The Blog of Sho
News about Sho, an interactive environment for data analysis and scientific computing in .NET
Sho 2.0.5, IronPython 2.7, and Python Tools for Visual Studio
Today is a big day for Sho – we’re releasing an update to Sho containing some minor...
Author: Sho Team Date: 08/29/2011
Connecting to Kinect from Sho
By now you’ve certainly heard of the Kinect sensor, and very likely about the freshly-released...
Author: Sho Team Date: 06/16/2011
Analyzing Stock Price Data with Sho, Part I
One fun arena for doing data analysis and visualization is the stock market. Fortunately, a...
Author: Sho Team Date: 05/26/2011
Speech Synthesis from Sho
Last time, we looked at how we could do speech recognition from Sho. Well, what about the...
Author: Sho Team Date: 04/08/2011
Using Speech Recognition from Sho
One of the great things about Sho is that a broad variety of powerful libraries is available at your...
Author: Sho Team Date: 03/18/2011
BioInformatics in Sho: Using the Microsoft Biology Foundation
Beatriz, from the Microsoft Biology Initiative team, recently put up a great post on how to use...
Author: Sho Team Date: 02/18/2011
Using Sho Visualization in WinForms from C#
Over on the Forum of Sho drobertson asked how to create a Contour Chart from C# within a form. I...
Author: Sho Team Date: 02/15/2011
Editing and Debugging Sho Code with Visual Studio 2010 and IronPython Tools
If you're writing substantial amounts of Sho code, and especially if you're doing GUI programming,...
Author: Sho Team Date: 02/02/2011
Using Sho for Optimization Tasks
Our colleague Nathan Brixius just wrote a great blog post about how to do some pretty cool tricks...
Author: Sho Team Date: 01/28/2011
Introducing Sho
Today we are proud to release Sho publicly to the world at large. What is Sho, you may ask? It's an...
Author: Sho Team Date: 01/26/2011