An Implementation of APL Array Notation - Dyalog '23
Offered By: Dyalog User Meetings via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a 25-minute conference talk from Dyalog '23 that delves into the implementation of APL Array Notation. Learn about Kamila Szewczyk's journey in discovering APL and her internship experience at Dyalog Ltd. Gain insights into the advantages and uses of array notation, including its static parseability and "fast execute" mechanism. Discover the challenges of serializing APL objects and the development of a new C-based serializer. Examine the automatic numerical differentiation system function, including derivatives of dual numbers and complex derivatives. Conclude with an introduction to the reverse compose (behind) operator in APL.
Syllabus
About me and discovering APL
What I did as an intern at Dyalog Ltd
Introduction to array notation
Uses and advantages of array notation
Array notation is statically parseable
"Fast execute" mechanism
User story for serialising data
Difficulty of serialising APL objects
Writing a new serialiser in C
Automatic numerical differentiation system function
Derivatives of dual numbers
Complex derivatives
Reverse compose AKA behind
Taught by
Dyalog User Meetings
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