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Ting Wu commented on NUMBERS-98:
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Hi [~ericbarnhill], I am currently a first-year master student in studying
Computer Science at the University of Rochester and I am interested in this
project. I have a lot of experience with functional programming in Java. I have
taken courses like Statistics, Algorithm Design, and Data Mining. So I have a
strong knowledge base of statistics and experience in R. I'll soon upload a
draft about the project. Thanks!
> Port commons-math.linear to commons-numbers.linear
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>
> Key: NUMBERS-98
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NUMBERS-98
> Project: Commons Numbers
> Issue Type: Task
> Reporter: Eric Barnhill
> Priority: Major
> Labels: GSoC2019, gsoc2019
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> Apache commons is one of the most widely used supplementary resources by Java
> programmers and its mathematical functions are widely used.
> Basic operations of linear algebra such as matrix factorization are not only
> in use in scientific and technical fields but widely in industry, and an
> accessible and standalone library for this functionality would have a wide
> potential audience.
> This ticket is in three parts:
> # Port the libraries from commons-math.linear into commons-numbers.linear,
> removing unnecessary layers of abstraction and creating a simple, intuitive,
> standalone library.
> # The developer should familiarize themselves with best bractices in linear
> algebra such as those in the EJML, and redevelop the linear library to
> contain best practice implementations.
> # The developer should work with developers of other math and statistics
> projects to integrate their work where it can benefit those projects.
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