TimEL is a Java library specifically developed to evaluate time-series expressions using a user-friendly language. Check out the new version which comes a new streaming API allowing it to crunch very large amounts of data with a constant memory footprint!
You can find more on TimEL’s homepage or on its Github repository.
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