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A solid JS library for statistical computing is definitely long overdue. After skimming through it, JStat seems to only show some trivial examples, and it doesn
by pav3l 14y ago
A solid JS library for statistical computing is definitely long overdue. After skimming through it, JStat seems to only show some trivial examples, and it doesn't seem to be designed for being extended.
What I would really like to see some day is a JS library that extends D3 for graphics and controlling DOM events, that has a good standard library for common statistics (and that is easy to extend), and ideally a possibility to delegate computationally intensive tasks to C (perhaps FFI through Node.js?)
- ndefinite 14y agoJason Davies (frequent D3 contributor) started a standalone stats library: https://github.com/jasondavies/science.js/ https://github.com/jasondavies/science.js/ Originally intended to be part of D3, he's now set it up as its own library.
- equark 14y agoIt's coming soon and much more: http://angel.co/sense http://angel.co/sense, http://www.senseplatform.com http://www.senseplatform.com. Three of us, full time, for over a year.