core.matrix is an API for multi-dimensional array computation in Clojure. This includes vector and matrix maths (plus a lot more), using a consistent and idiomatic Clojure API.

Key goals of core.matrix:

• Provide a clear, standard API / abstraction for matrix and array programming in Clojure
• Enable pluggable support for different underlying matrix library implementations
• Provide a general purpose n-dimensional array implementations
• Provide a foundation library for other projects (e.g. Incanter)
• Enable high performance numerical computing
• Allow idiomatic Clojure coding for numerical code

• Getting Started Guide
• The Array Abstraction

For a general introduction, the slide and video from the 2013 Clojure Conj talk are available here:

• https://www.slideshare.net/mikeranderson/2013-1114-enter-thematrix
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_h9TLJtjSJo

• [General core.matrix examples] (https://github.com/mikera/core.matrix/blob/develop/src/test/clojure/clojure/core/matrix/demo/examples.clj)
• Implementing Google Pagerank
• Simulating Snakes and Ladders
• vectorz-clj examples - external link to vectorz-clj

• Vectors vs. Matrices - FAQ on the differences between 1D vectors and 2D matrices
• Broadcasting - how broadcasting works in core.matrix
• Views - what are views, and how to use them
• Matrix Implementations - what core.matrix implementations are currently available?
• Linear Algebra - Linear algebra functions in core.matrix

Dmitry (si14) has contributed some nice visualizations of core.matrix protocol implementation coverage and performance:

• Implementation coverage
• Performance matrix

Wiki Links:

• core.matrix internals
• Implementation Guide - for people building a core.matrix implementation
• Contributing

These pages contain working ideas, notes and discussions for future development.

• Core design ideas
• Selectors and Indexing
• Sorting
• NDArray Implementation - design notes for Clojure NDArray implementation
• Linear algebra API proposal
• Dataset API proposal