[plt-scheme] missing gsl scientific libraries

On Aug 15, 2008, at 6:04 AM, Noel Welsh wrote:

> plt-linalg has basic linear algebra.  Don't know about fft, or
> least-squares, or what you mean by non-basic statistics.  Basically,
> if you want libraries I'd recommend R, Octave, Matlab etc.  If you
> want a better language then look at PLT Scheme, but be prepared to
> build more of the infrastructure (but this is fairly quick in my
> experience).
>
> N.


A good linear algebra package is the foundation upon which numerical  
packages ultimately rest. The reason is that many algorithms  
ultimately boil down to solving linear systems.

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