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,
- Tutorials
- The Perl Data Language (PDL): A Quick Reference Guide
- RFC: Getting Started with PDL (the Perl Data Language)
- RFC: PDL Cheat Sheet
- Code Contributions
- Re: Challenge: Number of unique ways to reach target sum
- PDL-based plotting tool
- Texture measures computation using PDL
- Computing the Mahalanobis distance with the Perl Data Language
- Computing Covariance Matrices with PDL
- Data Normalization with PDL
- How to shift the columns of a PDL matrix
- Composing operations on piddles
- Statistics: Jarque-Bera normality test
- Adding text to PDL's TriD 3d graphs
- PDL 3d image cube
- Manipulating columns of PDL data using slice() method
- Sports Conference Rankings, Colley Matrix Style
- 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
- 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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