>> Or look at Scalala, which is doing just that (pimping MTJ).
>>
>>
http://www.scalanlp.org/wiki/index.php?title=ScalalaAfter looking at the code, it doesn't actually look like they're using
MTJ at all, but they're rather building everything from scratch,
though it seems they're using netlib/lapack.
Still, it's quite cool. I would think one could get a lot of mileage
wrapping MTJ, since it has mucho features, and I've heard rumors of it
being the replacement matrix library for apache commons math
2.0[1] ... perhaps I'll ping the scalala folks to get their take on it.
-steve
[1] If interested:
http://www.nabble.com/commons-math%2C-matrix-toolkits-java-and-consolidation-to23537813.html#a23574199