GNSTLIB: a new numerical library for the evaluation of mathematical functions
Abstract
Time: 9:00 - 9:20 We describe the numerical library GNSTLIB, a new ongoing project for the fast and accurate computation of mathematical functions in double precision floating-point arithmetic. GNSTLIB is a C++11 library... [ view full abstract ]
Time: 9:00 - 9:20
We describe the numerical library GNSTLIB, a new ongoing project for the fast and accurate computation of mathematical functions in double precision floating-point arithmetic. GNSTLIB is a C++11 library with wrappers for the major programming languages used in scientific computing, such as Fortran, C and Python. GNSTLIB will provide support to R and Julia in future releases. GNSTLIB implements vectorized versions of all the routines, thus taking advantage of multi-core processors. Future releases of the library will expand the available set of routines to related numerical problems such as, for example, the evaluation and inversion of statistical distributions.
Authors
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Amparo Gil
(Universidad de Cantabria)
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Guillermo Navas-Palencia
(Universitat Politécnica de Catalunya)
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Javier Segura
(Universidad de Cantabria)
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Nico M. Temme
(IAA, Alkmaar)
Topic Area
Scientific Software
Session
» Scientific Software / Education in CSE (09:00 - Tuesday, 24th October, 12th floor - Stratos)