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I am starting to test Haskell for linear algebra. Does anyone have any recommendations for the best package for this purpose? Any other good resources for doing basic matrix manipulation with Haskell?
The haskell wiki lists several resources for this. My current focus in on hmatrix and bindings-gsl, both of which look promising.
The hmatrix and hmatrix-static libraries are excellent. Hunt around on Hackage some more: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/vect