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The next level is "Google for the win", in which you realize that this particular part of your problem (nearest neighbor search) is so ubiquitous that there is
by gridlockd 6y ago
The next level is "Google for the win", in which you realize that this particular part of your problem (nearest neighbor search) is so ubiquitous that there is library for it in pretty much any language.
- Tarq0n 6y agoFor spatial data there's also specialized libraries that do things like geohashing and spatial joins. R, the language he's using, has access to high quality implementations in multiple mature libraries.
- mlang23 6y agoThanks for pointing at R. I was actually idly wondering what language that is. The <- seemed to point at Haskell, but the parens for application immediately killed that theory. While I have dabbled in many languages, I haven't had a single look at R code yet.