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Lyle
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I've just starting using Vectorz, and it's great. Fast, in-place transformations, readily available from Maven Central, well documented.

From the README:

Fast double-precision vector and matrix maths library for Java, based around the concept of N-dimensional arrays.

This library is designed for use in games, simulations, raytracers, machine learning etc. where fast vector maths is important.

Some highlights:

  • Vectorz can do over 1 billion 3D vector operations per second on a single thread.
  • Specialised matrix types for efficient optimised operations (identity, diagonal, sparse etc.).
  • Support for arbitrary n-dimensional numerical arrays.

I've just starting using Vectorz, and it's great. Fast, in-place transformations, readily available from Maven Central, well documented.

I've just starting using Vectorz, and it's great. Fast, in-place transformations, readily available from Maven Central, well documented.

From the README:

Fast double-precision vector and matrix maths library for Java, based around the concept of N-dimensional arrays.

This library is designed for use in games, simulations, raytracers, machine learning etc. where fast vector maths is important.

Some highlights:

  • Vectorz can do over 1 billion 3D vector operations per second on a single thread.
  • Specialised matrix types for efficient optimised operations (identity, diagonal, sparse etc.).
  • Support for arbitrary n-dimensional numerical arrays.
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Lyle
  • 111
  • 3

I've just starting using Vectorz, and it's great. Fast, in-place transformations, readily available from Maven Central, well documented.