When I coded the first line of a matrix multiplication algorithm, the classical O(n3) version, in the attic of my London apartment during an evening back in 2009, it was nothing more than a hobby. I was coding a trading strategy in Java but could not find a good Java math library to use (namely, one that was professionally maintained, well documented with examples, solidly object-oriented, and had an extensive open data structure). A large part of the strategy code was developed in R/MATLAB ...
1. Introduction to Numerical Methods in Kotlin/S2
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