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Reasons for (or possible against) ojAlgo being notable. Keep in mind that linear algebra in Java is a bit of a niche field so you don't get millions of hits. It is still important since Java is still one of the most popular computer languages out there. Note that in the searches below you should not include quotes.
The most popular linear algebra library in Java is JAMA. Which is a shame since they stopped developing it years ago and has serious issues, but that's not what this is about.
The next most popular libraries turn up the following results:
The number of search results returned by google is probably not the most accurate metric for significance. For example commons math's numbers probably inflated because it is part of apache commons, which is a very popular set of Java libraries and they are all on the web site.
So in my opinion ojAlgo isn't some insanely popular libraries that everyone is using, but it has left a mark on the field of Java numerics.
Having said that, the page does need to be flushed out more... — Preceding unsigned comment added by Pabeles ( talk • contribs) 00:49, 6 January 2014 (UTC)
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Reasons for (or possible against) ojAlgo being notable. Keep in mind that linear algebra in Java is a bit of a niche field so you don't get millions of hits. It is still important since Java is still one of the most popular computer languages out there. Note that in the searches below you should not include quotes.
The most popular linear algebra library in Java is JAMA. Which is a shame since they stopped developing it years ago and has serious issues, but that's not what this is about.
The next most popular libraries turn up the following results:
The number of search results returned by google is probably not the most accurate metric for significance. For example commons math's numbers probably inflated because it is part of apache commons, which is a very popular set of Java libraries and they are all on the web site.
So in my opinion ojAlgo isn't some insanely popular libraries that everyone is using, but it has left a mark on the field of Java numerics.
Having said that, the page does need to be flushed out more... — Preceding unsigned comment added by Pabeles ( talk • contribs) 00:49, 6 January 2014 (UTC)