thanks jake,
I've played with numba a bit.
>
i'm mostly looking for practical experience at this point. and i just read
your blog post!
> Right now, installation of numba can be quite a headache. It took me a
> couple hours to get it up and running, and that was on a linux machine.
> I'd bet it would be even more difficult on a mac or (heaven forbid)
> windows box. That being said, I know Anaconda includes a pretty easy
> all-at-once install, so it may be getting easier... but I'd hesitate to
> have scikit-learn depend on anything in numba at this point.
>
indeed the anaconda installers are quite nice from that perspective.
i don't think scikit learn needs to depend on numba anytime soon, but if
the performance adjustments are similar to cython, i think it would be hard
to not contemplate.
cheers,
satra
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