Re: [boost] [gsoc2008] Polynomial Library.

From: Zero Mind (lord.zerom1nd_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-03-22 09:07:36

Barco You wrote:
> I'm interested.
> I think we should have a basic transform object who can implement any
kinds
> of transformation,
> such as Fourier Transform, Laplace Transform, Wavelet .....
>
> It's useful, especially for info system.

Paul A Bristow wrote:
> Sounds useful.
>
> If a niche need.
>
> But there are more people who need this than know they do ;-)

Esteve Fernandez wrote:
> Although I'm another student "competing" for a GSoC application, I find
this
> library extremely useful. I've had to implement polynomial interpolation
for
> doing crypto stuff (Shamir's Secret Sharing Scheme) and would have loved
to
> have a library that already solved this problem.

Nice to see that some people are interested. To be honest I had to use small
polynomials and implemented basic operations few months ago. However, that
was a very simple program. I would like to create something more advanced
this summer and in my opinion such a library may be useful sometimes.

Thanks for answers.

Pawel Kieliszczyk