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log-domain
This package provides log-domain floats, doubles and complex numbers for Haskell. -
tdigest
On-line accumulation of rank-based statistics such as quantiles and trimmed means -
limp
ideally, this will become a pure Haskell library for Linear Integer/Mixed Programming -
microlens-aeson
Lenses and Traversals for Aeson, based on Microlens. -
mwc-probability-transition
A Markov stochastic transition operator with logging -
hasty-hamiltonian
Speedy gradient-based traversal through parameter space. -
numeric-ranges
DSL written in Haskell that provides a set of tools for working with both open and closed numeric intervals. -
nat-sized-numbers
Arbitrarily sized wraparound numeric types. Useful for testing -
simple-units
Haskell library for performing arithmetic with SI units with type-checked dimensional analysis -
hmatrix-nlopt
High-level hmatrix-compatible bindings to NLOPT from Haskell -
approx
The library is created to allow for a easy-to-use reasonable way of emulating approx in Haskell. -
gutenberg-fibonaccis
The first 1001 Fibonacci numbers, retrieved from the Gutenberg Project.
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taco
Tensor Algebra COmpiler
This library is loosely inspired by [1] but follows an independent design.
NB: Experimental and not yet ready for general use
References
[1] F. Kjolstad et al., Proc. ACM Program. Lang., Vol.1, OOPSLA, Article 77, October 2017 (pdf : https://fredrikbk.com/publications/taco.pdf )
[2] G. B. Arfken, H. J. Weber, Mathematical methods for physicists, 6th ed.