RFC: Quick Survey of Perl Data Language (PDL) References at PerlMonks and Elsewhere

Greetings Fellow Monks,

A while ago, I wrote a post on Recommended PDL References. Since then, several posts related to PDL have been written. I felt compelled to update my original post with the more than fifteen new references. However, I decided to create a new post with the intention of gathering enough feedback to create a Tutorial out of it. If you feel that there are some “perls of wisdom” missing from the list below, please, let me know.

Thank you,

lin0

Tutorials

Code Contributions

Installation Issues

RFC: Compiling C/C++ based Modules under ActiveState using MinGW
Windows PDL complie issue
PDL compilation problem
Note 1: You can install PDL in Ubuntu by doing:

$ sudo apt-get install pdl pgplot5
$ sudo apt-get install libterm-readline-gnu-perl
$ sudo cpan
cpan> install PGPLOT
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Note 2: If you are not using Ubuntu, you should check the installation instructions in Installing PDL the quick and easy way

Outside of PerlMonks

Project homepage
Project mailing lists
Project documentation wiki
Project documentation
Book: Beginning PDL (in PDF format)
Book: PDL--Scientific Programming in Perl (in PDF format)
Book: PDL--Scientific Programming in Perl Book (in HTML format)
Book Chapter: Mastering Algorithms with Perl (Chapter 7)
Wikipedia entry: Perl Data Language
Journal Article: PDL: The Perl Data Language at The Perl Journal
Journal Article: Using Perl for Statistics: Data Processing and StatisticalComputing at Journal of Statistical Software
Journal Article: Generating cool fractals at the Free Software Magazine


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RFC: Quick Survey of Perl Data Language (PDL) References at PerlMonks and Elsewhere

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