Probably other people have a more substantial answer, but let's try...
Thank you, Simon, it did bring some light.
I was thinking about this problem not from an end-user point of view
but as a (potential) developer of one of these libraries.
Firstly, Sage is based on an object oriented
Yegor Bryukhov wrote:
Probably other people have a more substantial answer, but let's try...
Thank you, Simon, it did bring some light.
I was thinking about this problem not from an end-user point of view
but as a (potential) developer of one of these libraries.
Great! Welcome! What sort
Great! Welcome! What sort of library are you thinking of?
Magnus - a package for finitely presented groups, may be.
It's a possibility. If there was a library that only worked for sparse
matrices, but the user wanted to use a function on a dense matrix, I
don't see any way around
On Nov 24, 1:04 pm, Yegor Bryukhov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Great! Welcome! What sort of library are you thinking of?
Magnus - a package for finitely presented groups, may be.
We have talked to Tim Daly about this and so far nothing has happened
in that directory. At least there
Why not to do such translations (from a polynomial to a polynomial)
transparently to the user?
The section you looked at is actually a pretty ugly example indeed and
with the current Sage getting objects from one system to another is
much more elegant.
I see, is it described somewhere?
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