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the point of using python? ML libraries! that's the 99% case of python-only case. Other than that, I actually don't know... a lot of other languages now have i
by high_density 6y ago
the point of using python? ML libraries! that's the 99% case of python-only case.
Other than that, I actually don't know... a lot of other languages now have interpreted-dev envs...
(btw, I'd rather use Kotlin than java --- it's like Java++)
- booleandilemma 6y agoThis is the only reply to my question that makes sense, thanks! All of the other replies are subjective.
- pjmlp 6y agoEven there, many of those libraries are written in C, Fortran and C++. On can use any bindings to those libraries, including using modern versions of Fortran and C++ directly.
- aldanor 6y agoNot necessarily ML, more generally - numeric, as in NumPy/scipy/pandas, variety of optimisers, plotting and reporting tools and whatnot.