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There are many java matrix libraries available. Why not simply build on top of one of those?
Yes, now you must use JRuby instead of C Ruby. However, you can build the library more quickly, gain critical mass for later building the CRuby version, etc.
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I don't really know Java either. But I don't really have to; effectively this reduces the problem to just providing thin wrappers around Java libraries.
This saves a lot of time, I think (in terms of getting a functional, performant library up.)
This is the approach we're taking with the distribution gem and much of statsample, I believe. However, we want the interface for the different matrix types to be the same, and that's more complicated.
There are many java matrix libraries available. Why not simply build on top of one of those?
Yes, now you must use JRuby instead of C Ruby. However, you can build the library more quickly, gain critical mass for later building the CRuby version, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: