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Well I think Mathematica has an interesting spot here. If you consider their symbolic language as instead an AST for mathematical functions with tons of availab
by ChrisRackauckas 9y ago
Well I think Mathematica has an interesting spot here. If you consider their symbolic language as instead an AST for mathematical functions with tons of available transformations to perform simplifications, then that can allow for a very nice compiled output. Julia, Modelica, TensorFlow, Mathematica, etc. all seem to be heading in this same direction of codifying and then simplifying mathematical structures to receive better runtime code. There's a lot of convergent development going on here.
- currymj 9y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxl6IvDvGHU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jxl6IvDvGHU That's a video where they lay out how they want it to work, if you're interested and haven't seen it.