eastwest

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   by eastwest 15y ago

   I am shunning SciPy and to a less extent NumPy for the same reason. I have reason to believe the developers are not experts in numerical linear algebra and some of the documentation also do not lend confidence.
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   by eastwest 15y ago

   Having seen and heard about what Bioconductor had to do to process genetic data, memory is a huge issue. It is even more so with next-generation sequencing data.
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   by eastwest 15y ago

   I actually agree with you. I much prefer operator overloading than unwieldy chained function calls. But it might be tough to convince the larger Python community to add it since it is only useful to a small part of the community. The last c
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   by eastwest 15y ago

   I just don't see adding a special matrix infix operator to Python happening. It is too specialized, and yet matrix is not special enough that it must have its own operator. Isn't this what operator overloading is for? I suspect the real pro