Dear All,
Data visualization for hMatrix is basically my main objective, but I would
like to be flexible in the following ways:
* Have generic approach so other data types can be visualized with my
library as long as the necessary instances are present.
* Define a generic standard to represent
Ernesto Rodriguez wrote:
For me it would already be a huge advantage if I
could edit and re-evaluate expressions interactively (in a comfortable GUI,
not ghci). Also a plot widget with sliders would also help. I was wondering
if you know any reason the project has not been worked on for various
Heinrich, you hit the nail on the head.
for an interactive plotting story to work well, we wind up needing to have
better tools in the ecosystem on the gui / computational notebook side.
on the other hand, similar work was done last summer, as heinrich mentions,
in the form of ghc live https://g
Hi Hienrich,
It is indeed a big scope as you mentioned. Matlab has been working for
years to get this functionality right. On the other hand, the project you
linked is interesting. For me it would already be a huge advantage if I
could edit and re-evaluate expressions interactively (in a comfortab
Ernesto Rodriguez wrote:
Dear Haskell Community,
During the last months I used Haskell for machine learning, particularly in
the field of Echo State Neural Networks. The main drawback I encountered is
that its difficult to visualize and plot data in Haskell in spite the fact
there are a couple o
Hello Ernesto,
There are a number of efforts underway to provide better data vis libraries
for haskell. Likewise, there was some recent discussion on the Diagrams
mailing list about data vis tooling, and there should be a few interesting
tools surfacing over the coming few months.
My immediate c
Dear Haskell Community,
During the last months I used Haskell for machine learning, particularly in
the field of Echo State Neural Networks. The main drawback I encountered is
that its difficult to visualize and plot data in Haskell in spite the fact
there are a couple of plotting libraries. Data
