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RELEASE NOTES
This release is a major one. It combines bug fixes, new features and
This is a major release. It combines bug fixes, new features and
changes to existing features. Most notable among the new features are:
- decomposition algorithms in the linear algebra (LU, QR, Cholesky,
- decomposition algorithms in the linear algebra package (LU, QR, Cholesky,
SVD, eigen decomposition) which are based on the popular JAMA API (but
much faster),
- support for sparse matrices and vectors,
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This release is NOT source and binary compatible with earlier versions
of Commons Math. Starting with version 2.0 of the library, the minimal
version of the Java platform required to compile and use commons-math
is Java 5. Switching to this new version is thought to be an easy task
and it is recommended to do it. Most of the compilation errors users
will encounter after the switch will be due to classes moved due to
packages reorganization. These errors are simply solved by adjusting
the import statements in users code. In any case, you can ask for help
by sending a message to the users mailing list: user@commons.apache.org.
For more information on Apache Commons Math, see
http://commons.apache.org/math/
is Java 5. Users are encouraged to upgrade to this version, as in addition
to new features, this release includes numerous bug fixes. Users of
Commons Math 1.0-1.2 should recompile their code against the 2.0 jar.
Most of the compilation errors users will encounter after the switch
will be due to classes moved due to package reorganization. These errors
are simply solved by adjusting the import statements in users code.
Users can can ask for help with migration or any other problem related
to commons math by sending a message to the apache commons users
mailing list: user@commons.apache.org.
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