[racket] Racket in computational science?

I wrote the Science Collection to support my own knowledge-based simulation
work, which is basically the Simulation and Inference collections that are
also on PLaneT. The Science Collection basically had what I needed to
support that work. We use the code on a daily basis for many analysis
applications. I'm hoping to largely deprecate the Science Collection in
favor of the new math package over time. [As Neal said, the differential
equation solvers are the main thing I need to move over the Typed Racket to
be more in line with the rest of the math package.] I am in the process of
rewriting the Simulation and Inference collections, too.

I'd be happy to discuss it more if you're interested.

Doug


On Fri, Aug 16, 2013 at 8:22 AM, Konrad Hinsen
<konrad.hinsen at fastmail.net>wrote:

> Matthias Felleisen writes:
>
>  > Did you look at the Science collection on Planet? It's used in a
>  > commercial product but the producers decided it was worth opening
>  > the library to the public. -- Matthias
>
> That one looks quite impressive as well, but it doesn't use
> racket/math.  In fact, it duplicates much of the functionality, so I
> suspect it's an older development from pre-Typed-Racket days.
>
> Konrad.
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