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LawSynth is a deterministic, local-first Rust CLI that discovers interpretable governing equations (ODEs) from time-series data - an open-source alternative to symbolic-regression/SINDy workflows. https://github.com/caelum0x/lawsynth
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LawSynth (https://github.com/caelum0x/lawsynth) is a deterministic, local-first Rust CLI that discovers interpretable governing equations (ODEs) from time-series CSV data — an open-source (Apache-2.0) alternative to symbolic-regression and SINDy workflows. It fits alongside the existing ARIMA/Kalman/change-point entries in Statistical Model: recover a law system from data, explain/forecast/simulate it, and export reports. One-line addition, alphabetically placed at the end of the section.