Hi everyone,
Following on from last November's discussion (see
http://software-carpentry.org/blog/2014/10/why-we-dont-teach-testing.html),
Ian Hawke has put together some notebooks to test some scientific code.
He'd be grateful for comments - the link to the GitHub repo is below,
and you can view the notebooks themselves at
http://nbviewer.ipython.org/github/IanHawke/close-enough-balloons/tree/master/.
Thanks (and thanks to Ian),
Greg
Dear Greg, Lorena,
Your discussion from back in October/November has been nagging away that
the back of my mind. In a classic example of missing the wood for the
trees, I have some answers as to when the convergence rate is "close
enough" to 1 in Euler's method:
https://github.com/IanHawke/close-enough-balloons
I need to tidy up the bits of the last notebook and put more
cross-references in; in the meantime, please give me any comments you
might have before I actually try and turn them into blog posts.
Thanks,
Ian
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