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  1. Hi,

    CPU time to perform Matrix diagonalization scales like n^3 where n is the size of the matrix. In many applications, however, one needs to know the top eigenvalues/eigenvectors only.
    MKL provides this: "LAPACKE_dsyevr" where one can select how many eigenvalues one wants to compute.
    Would be great if this functionality was available in mathnet!

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  2. Allow the following A[row, cols] where each of rows and cols are int arrays.

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  3. For modern datascience we need machine learning. Hence for .NET a modern machine learning library would be very welcome, especially one with a good F# interface. It should contain the most used standard algorithms & models like

    • clustering: k-means, spectral clustering, kernel k-means, gaussian mixture, ...
    • classification & regression: (regularized) generalized linear models , neural networks (classic & deep learning), kernel models (SVM, kernel logistic regression,...), probabilistic (max likelihood) & Bayesian methods/graphical models/gaussian processes, decision trees & random forests,...
    • ensemble methods (bagging, boosting,...)
    • dim reduction (SVD, kernel SVD, manifold learning, sparse representations (L1 regularization),...)
    • probabilistic programming (cf. infer.NET) ?
    • ...

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  4. Implement method:

    Matrix<T>.SetSubMatrix(int[] rowIndices, int[] columnIndices, Matrix<T> subMatrix)

    where

    int[] rowIndices
    The row indices to copy to.

    int[] columnIndices
    The column indices to copy to.

    Matrix<T> subMatrix
    The sub-matrix to copy from.

    This would enable us to set a larger number of entries at the same time.

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  5. 4 votes
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  8. Hi,
    First, congratulations for this ongoing work! I came to Math.Net after attempting to create my own libraries, so here is an idea which my be of a help.

    The idea would be to use Structs to define matrices instead of Classes to improve performance.

    As mentioned above, I did a check with a homemade matrix class and another one being a matrix struct, and for matrices up to 5000X5000 structs are circa 10 times faster for matrix multiplication.

    I compared Math.Net with MKL against matlab and it appears to be circa 2 times slower for such matrix sizes. This…

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  10. Implement support for the PCG random routine as specified here:
    PCG, A Family of Better Random Number Generators
    http://www.pcg-random.org/

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  11. The existing constructors of the Histogram function allow for a defined number of buckets or a defined number of buckets with a lower and upper bound. It is also useful to specifically define the buckets. For example, I need to do a histogram of a double[] array in increments of 0.5.

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  12. I am a finance professional who is currently using python to run vector autogression. I would prefer to implement in a .NET stack.

    The python library is called statstools and there is a similar package in R called VAR.

    https://github.com/statsmodels/statsmodels/blob/master/docs/source/vector_ar.rst#id5

    I am happy to get involved in adding this feature but may need support.

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  13. Extend the FFT class to allow for 2d array. Use MKL to accelerate this.

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  14. I am using the solve method on a DenseMatrix and two vectors. When I try to use the same method but with a SparseMatrix, I get a dimensionality error saying that all vectors must be the same dimensions.

    I believe the method asserts that the input vector is of the same length as the matrix's number of columns, and probably should check against the matrix's number of rows.

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  15. I love the Estimate function on some of the distributions in the statistical namespace. Chould we try to expand it to be included in IDistribution or IContinuousDistribution and all distributions. I have the code for some more.

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  16. The usage of homogeneous coordinates is quite natural.in drawing software, so support for vector manipulations using homogeneous coordinates would be intersting.

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  17. Implement the Gumbel ContinuousDistribution

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  18. BLAS has something like DGEMM which does X = aAB + b*X in one loop. This can be very fast, so allowing direct use of this would be handy.

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  19. Languages like Fortran 2008, Julia & Spark framework have a distributed array type. This allows to describe distributed algorithms in a natural way close to the underlying mathematics instead in a convoluted way (map reduce like Hadoop). I'd like to have the same in .NET.

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  20. 10 votes
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