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I think you'd be surprised at how powerful NumPy is. Try timing multiplying large matrices (I can tell you who wins, and not by a small margin) One downside is
by wesm 18y ago
I think you'd be surprised at how powerful NumPy is. Try timing multiplying large matrices (I can tell you who wins, and not by a small margin)
One downside is you do have to poke around for the right functions, whereas in Matlab you have all the functions sitting in your (always global) namespace.
- dangoldin 18y agoIt seems that NumPy is the equivalent of Perl's PDL. PDL is some inline C code so you get the benefit of both languages.