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by dragandj
3967 days ago
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Whenever you need to implement an algorithm that is described using matrices it is much easier and faster to implement it by calling linear algebra functions instead of coding loops yourself.
Neanderthal comes into picture when you have lots of numbers and still need it to be fast (nano, micro, milli)seconds instead of minutes and hours (or perhaps days).
So, actually any kind of numerical software written in Clojure (and Java) can hugely benefit from this. |
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