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I have a project on my plate that will involve a lot of linear algebra; mostly matrix and vector algebra. I've been looking for a library to help me out, and I came across math.net

http://mathnet.opensourcedotnet.info/

Math.net

I am doing this project in .net 3.5 and will be using C#

Does anyone have any experience with this library? Quality of code, reliability, and ease of use are the main attributes in question. I can look at the feature list, and it looks like it will fulfill my needs, but I wanted to get some input from people who had used it, if they exist.

Thanks

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No experience with Math.net, but I have worked with IMSL before. Looks like they have a .NET port now.

tvanfosson
Why the down vote? How is it not helpful to point out an alternative that has been in development for at least 20+ years and works with .NET? Even if you don't like IMSL, it's still an alternative.
tvanfosson
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I do have experience using it, but since I'm also one of the authors of the library my view is of course highly biased, and therefore not relevant here.

Nevertheless, should you encounter any issues (not intuitive/easy to use, unreliable, missing functionality, questionable or bad code, bugs, etc.), please do tell us, best at uservoice or in our forum. Thanks!

Christoph Rüegg