Few days ago Mike Anderson wrote [a proposal][mike] for a generic matrix API in Clojure which could compete with NumPy. I wanted to write a similar post for months, but was reluctant to start. This problem is very dear to me. Basically, it is a matter if I can use Clojure for most of my work, or it remains a toy language for me. Thanks to Mike for bringing the question up. Though, I have a different vision of how we should approach arrays and matrices in Clojure.
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