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Hi,
I recently came into contact with nim and find it an exciting language. Most of my work heavily relies on numpy and one of its key features is the ndarray. Browsing to the tuts and running some code I notice that the support currently is for vectors and 2d matrices only. Is there are road map for ndarray support?
Best,
C
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As you can see, the issue is quite old, and I don't think I am going to work on it soon. Neo was born as an experiment for a linear algebra library with an interface that resembled the one used in mathematics. It would be nice to add support for multidimensional arrays, but realistically this is not going to happen soon.
But you are not out of luck! There are far more advanced (and up to date) libraries for Nim today! You can have a look at Arraymancer if you want a pure Nim solution, or Flambeau if you want to wrap PyTorch
Hi,
I recently came into contact with nim and find it an exciting language. Most of my work heavily relies on numpy and one of its key features is the
ndarray
. Browsing to the tuts and running some code I notice that the support currently is for vectors and 2d matrices only. Is there are road map forndarray
support?Best,
C
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: