Hello,
I am Etaash Katiyar, a 2nd year mathematics undergraduate at the University
of Cambridge. I've been programming in python for about 5 years. A few of
the projects I've done in python are:
- Summer project at the NLP group at the Computer Laboratory, University
of Cambridge. I
Thanks for the feedback, Nikhil!
I did not know that I disabled comment access. I tried to resolve that.
Please see if it is accessible now.
Also, I can include, improving C parser if that can also be done in the
timeline since I am now quite familiar with the C parser code. Currently,
while
Dear All,
I cannot figure out how to impose a condition. I have a function that is
defined as a piecewise function. When it returns its results with several
Min(x,y). I would like to substitute Min(x,X) with "x" since
I looked through the proposal and have some suggestions. Can you provide
comment access to the people with the link? I think it'd be better to
comment directly on the proposal.
As for your queries:
1) I will be mentoring for the project.
2) No, you do not need to provide more details in the
Dear All,
I cannot figure out how to impose a condition. I have a function that is
defined as a piecewise function. When it returns its results with several
Min(x,y). I would like to substitute Min(x,X) with "x" since
Thank you for your feedback. I have added another paragraph in the
Motivation section where the I have added how these new solvers are
advantageous to the end users.
On Monday, March 23, 2020 at 1:25:31 AM UTC+5:30, Oscar wrote:
>
> I took a quick look. It's long so I didn't read it fully but
assuming() does not work with inequalities yet. The easiest way to
simplify the expression at present is to use expr.subs(Min(x, X), x).
Aaron Meurer
On Mon, Mar 23, 2020 at 9:35 AM Philippe Piot wrote:
>
> Dear All,
> I cannot figure out how to impose a condition. I have a function that is
Dear Mentors,
I'm a second year undergraduate student at the federal institute of bahia
(IFBA), in Brazil.
As I used to have interest in programming, with the initial contact in my
first graduation (Electrical Engineering), to develop personal and
college's projects ( C, and some
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Hi Philippe,
There isn't any way to do this properly right now.
We can't use inequalities like `x < X` but we can say that X = x+delta
where delta is positive:
```
In [3]: x, X = symbols('x X', real=True)
In [4]: e = Min(x, X)
In [5]: e
Out[5]: Min(X, x)
In [6]: delta = Symbol('delta',
Hi, I need a suggestion regarding the timeline.
Should I distribute the remaining implementation of C parser(implementing
loops and other functions) across all 3 phases or should I complete it in
the first phase and then proceed to Java Parser? Suggest any other way if
it is better!
On Mon 23
The documentation says the following about "See Also" sections:
The See Also section should only be used to reference other SymPy objects.
> Anything that is a link should be embedded as a hyperlink in the text of
> the docstring instead; see the References section for details.
> Do not
The docs are only saying that you don't need the extra rst syntax with
:class: or backticks in the See Also section, like you would
elsewhere.
I suspect the issue in your PR is that the thing you are trying to
reference isn't included in Sphinx, so it can't link to anywhere.
Aaron Meurer
On
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Sir
for equation generation for now sympy has code base in langrange mechanics
environment I want to rebulid them around eurler methods of equation
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