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The CrossValidated site on Stack Exchange, which is devoted to statistics and machine learning, had a question on this with some solid answers: http://stats.sta
by Fomite 12y ago
The CrossValidated site on Stack Exchange, which is devoted to statistics and machine learning, had a question on this with some solid answers: http://stats.stackexchange.com/q/25672/5836 http://stats.stackexchange.com/q/25672/5836
My take is that I'd really like Julia to take off (I would really like to be less penalized for writing loops), but libraries, and especially libraries that allow people to use it as an analysis language (rather than for writing their own bespoke stuff) is essential.
- tlmr 12y agoThanks. What do you think of pycall?
- Fomite 12y agoHonestly, I haven't used it. Julia is a curiosity for me at the moment, and my workload (I'm an epidemiologist, and there's a bit of an Ebola crisis at the moment) doesn't allow for experimenting with new languages at the moment enough to have delved deeply into interoperability between Python and Julia.