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• sparse-linear-algebra

  9.0 0.0 lens-aeson VS sparse-linear-algebra

  Numerical computation in native Haskell

• approximate

  8.8 3.3 lens-aeson VS approximate

  Approximate discrete values and numbers

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• hyperloglog

  8.6 3.0 lens-aeson VS hyperloglog

  A constant-memory approximation of set membership

• log-domain

  8.3 0.0 lens-aeson VS log-domain

  This package provides log-domain floats, doubles and complex numbers for Haskell.

• compensated

  8.2 0.0 lens-aeson VS compensated

  Compensated floating-point arithmetic

• tdigest

  7.7 0.0 lens-aeson VS tdigest

  On-line accumulation of rank-based statistics such as quantiles and trimmed means

• half

  7.4 2.9 lens-aeson VS half

  half-precision floating-point

• limp

  6.8 0.0 lens-aeson VS limp

  ideally, this will become a pure Haskell library for Linear Integer/Mixed Programming

• taco

  6.3 0.0 lens-aeson VS taco

  Haskell port of the Tensor Algebra COmpiler

• mighty-metropolis

  6.2 0.0 lens-aeson VS mighty-metropolis

  The classic Metropolis sampling algorithm.

• microlens-aeson

  6.0 6.9 lens-aeson VS microlens-aeson

  Lenses and Traversals for Aeson, based on Microlens.

• limp-cbc

  5.6 0.0 L1 lens-aeson VS limp-cbc

  Coin-OR/CBC bindings for Haskell

• numeric-qq

  5.1 0.0 lens-aeson VS numeric-qq

  Quasi-quoters for numbers of various bases

• mwc-probability-transition

  4.9 0.0 lens-aeson VS mwc-probability-transition

  A Markov stochastic transition operator with logging

• hasty-hamiltonian

  4.7 0.0 lens-aeson VS hasty-hamiltonian

  Speedy gradient-based traversal through parameter space.

• haskell-mpfr

  4.7 0.0 lens-aeson VS haskell-mpfr

  MPFR bindings for Haskell

• repr

  4.2 0.0 lens-aeson VS repr

  Render overloaded expressions to their textual representation.

• roman-numerals

  3.7 0.0 lens-aeson VS roman-numerals

  Parsing and pretty printing of Roman numerals

• numeric-ranges

  1.5 0.0 lens-aeson VS numeric-ranges

  DSL written in Haskell that provides a set of tools for working with both open and closed numeric intervals.

• nat-sized-numbers

  1.5 0.0 lens-aeson VS nat-sized-numbers

  Arbitrarily sized wraparound numeric types. Useful for testing

• hafar

  1.5 0.0 lens-aeson VS hafar

  Affine arithmetic library for Haskell

• lbfgs

  1.2 0.0 L1 lens-aeson VS lbfgs

  Haskell binding for liblbfgs

• simple-units

  1.0 0.0 lens-aeson VS simple-units

  Haskell library for performing arithmetic with SI units with type-checked dimensional analysis

• hmatrix-nlopt

  0.9 0.0 lens-aeson VS hmatrix-nlopt

  High-level hmatrix-compatible bindings to NLOPT from Haskell

• approx

  0.8 0.0 lens-aeson VS approx

  The library is created to allow for a easy-to-use reasonable way of emulating approx in Haskell.

• nlopt-haskell

  0.8 0.0 lens-aeson VS nlopt-haskell

  Low-level Haskell bindings to the NLOPT library

• affine-invariant-ensemble-mcmc

  - - lens-aeson VS affine-invariant-ensemble-mcmc

  General-purpose sampling

• gutenberg-fibonaccis

  - - lens-aeson VS gutenberg-fibonaccis

  The first 1001 Fibonacci numbers, retrieved from the Gutenberg Project.

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Popular Comparisons

• lens-aeson
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  lbfgs
• sparse-linear-algebra
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• mighty-metropolis
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