TheScientificRubyProgrammingBook - SciRuby
Coming Soon To a Pragmatic Bookseller Near You! Title The SciRuby Book Using Ruby in Science The SciRuby book is written online. There is no time line. It is something that grows. It may get printed some day. If you want to contribute we are happy to add you to the team (see HowToBecomeAMemberOfThisWiki). Contents SciRubyIntroduction General introduction on using Ruby in the sciences SciRubyPr
SciRubyInterviews/AlexGutteridge - SciRuby
SciRuby authors Ara Howard and Justin Crawford interview AlexGutteridge Name AlexGutteridge Title Dr Institution Kyoto University Academic Background BSc in Biochemistry, MSc and PhD in Bioinformatics working on the structural bioinformatics of enzymes. Now doing a post-doc in Kyoto. Interview [SciRuby] Can you briefly describe (a few paragraphs) your research project(s)? What are you trying t
ProjectIdeas/RubyOCaml - SciRuby
Example OCaml/Ruby extension Library Instructions Recently there has been quite a bit of discussion on comp.lang.ruby about using OCaml libraries with Ruby. This would provide a way to use a "safe" garbage collected language that is almost as fast as native C to write extension libraries for Ruby. Disclaimer: This is prototype code only! Much work would need to be done in order for this to be gen
RubyWithRlang - SciRuby
Using Ruby with R by PjotrPrins and EdBorasky Introduction R is quite different from Ruby - and as problem solving toolboxes they add to each other. See also the R description in the BioProjects section of SciRuby. To quote from the Rpy project: R is a massive project with a huge library of statistical routines - it is several times larger in its extent than Python (that is a weakness as well as
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