Comment #1 on issue 3794 by shashank...@gmail.com: plot does not use the
given range
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=3794
Isn't this because sqrt doesn't return real value for values except those
between -10 and 10?
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Comment #26 on issue 3148 by trel...@yahoo.com: Too many constants from
dsolve()
http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=3148
I now have a candidate branch that manages constants better.
https://github.com/zanzibar7/sympy/tree/dsolve_fixes_pullable
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Sir,
I'm Varun Chappidi, a fourth year undergraduate student pursuing a dual
degree in M.Sc Physics and B.E in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at
BITS Pilani University, India. I'm particularly interested in the topic of
quantum computing and have been working on it since the past one
Why GIF? It
- uses a lot of bandwidth
- is rather low-quality
- would have to be generated server-side, or
- if done client-side, is completely redundant vs. canvas, SVG, WebGL,
or any of the other client-side technologies for animation/rendering.
What animations are you talking
It is mentioned in the IMPROVING PLOTTING MODULE section of GSOC'14
ideas.
Okay GIF should not be used...i am going through Three.js and we can add
mouse actions which along with d3.js will be nice. I think animations will
not be needed anymore then..
But the question is still there..can you
Hello
I've made a little progress today.
I made a little program
(https://raw.github.com/bl0ckeduser/sympy/master/test.py) that tracks
the stack frames of all calls to _eval_derivative and prints out their
inputs and outputs,
as the Wiki suggested.
The output for that exact task looks
I find this very encouraging.
Some thoughts:
1. Rather than accumulate a list of transformations is it possible to
accumulate a tree? Rather than infer which transformations were
sub-transformations of others by looking for sub-expressions I wonder if we
can collect this information directly.
Hadn't seen nodepy yet. Looks cool, but I'm guessing it is slow. So
connecting something like that to theano or any other low level code
generator, JIT would be awesome. The ideal case is that we have a super
sweet high level interface for solving ODEs that runs as fast as it can.
Jason
Nodepy doesn't actually solve ODEs :) It's more of a catalog of ODE
algorithms.
On Sun, Mar 2, 2014 at 10:16 AM, Jason Moore moorepa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hadn't seen nodepy yet. Looks cool, but I'm guessing it is slow. So
connecting something like that to theano or any other low level code
Hi,
I am Tavneet Singh, doing a bachelor's in computer science at IIITD. I am
currently in my second year.
Group theory as a topic seems really interesting and implementing it would
be a nice challenge. I and am doing a course on algebra where i have learnt
quite a bit of group theory.I have
Hi,
I am Tavneet Singh, doing a bachelor's in Computer Science at IIITD. I am
currently in my second year.
I am currently doing a course on algebra where I have learnt quite a bit of
group theory. Group theory as a subject is really interesting and
implementing it would be a nice
Hi.
I'm Antonio González Fernández, from México.
I'm a student of second year of bachelor's degree in mathematics and I have
using Python for a year.
I have taken a course of Group Theory, so I know about it.
I don't know how much knowledge of Python demands for doing the work, but I
can learn
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