Programmers commonly use languages like Python, or C/C++ for those seeking higher performance, to handle array manipulation with libraries such as NumPy, SciPy, or deep learning frameworks like TensorFlow. Although Haskell is not a mainstream language, some developers favor its functional paradigm and strong typing.

Importantly, Haskell offers its own libraries for high-performance array manipulation. This article will introduce two of the most popular Haskell libraries for this purpose: Massiv and Accelerate.

Architectural Philosophies: Massiv vs. Accelerate

Massiv

Massiv, whose name comes from the Russian word for array, is a high-performance library for array manipulation.…