I wonder once again, though, whether it might be good to have either a `breeze.Predef` or `breeze.Numpy` type of place, where we would put  simplified syntax like
`````
def  randInt( n,  rand: Rand[Int] = Rand.randInt ) = DenseVector.rand( n, rand)
def  randn( n ) = DenseVector.rand(n, Rand.gaussian)
`````
I could also put in the half-dead "TuplePimper" `(1,2,3).v` stuff here too...

I'm thinking here in terms of ease of adaption for Numpy/Matlab types... Having to type `DenseVector` is really kind of a pain (and makes it much more intimidating until you get into the nitty-gritty implementation structure of `breeze`). Importing with an alias is of course OK, but since these things are used so commonly in Matlab-type computing uses, having to import each object with an alias feels really stilted from that POV. It is also less readable if you use these commands a lot.