Bayesian.go

A bayesian filter library for Go

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A bayesian filter library for Go

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dhaivatpandya·Mar 19, 2012

I usually wouldn't respond to mean comments, but, this one really throws me off (I'm the OP). There is a very strong difference between "cannot write" and the need for something to be simple. I can definitely handle C/C++, and I don't think writing something in a higher-level language changes that. If something is doing processing with 4000 threads with around 10 years worth of by-the-minute data, it sure as hell will run too slow in Python. And, the arguments stated after are not crucial to "making you switch to Go", which was not the point of the article anyway. EDIT: Also, I did not abandon the app, and in fact open sourced the Bayesian filter stuff I wrote right here: https://github.com/Poincare/Bayesian.go

In Go is amazing, period.

oomkiller·Mar 19, 2012

Yep, and he just released his bayesian alg he talks about here: https://github.com/Poincare/Bayesian.go

In Go is amazing, period.