[sympy] Introduction and question about unit conversion of multiples of units

[Sam Lubelsky]

Since I haven't posted to the mailing list before I'll do a quick 
introduction:

My name is Sam.  I'm from New York City, though I currently live in St. 
Louis.  I've been programming in python, both in-school and on some side 
projects, for a few years.  I have worked on a few machine learning 
projects(cause that's what I'm most interested in!), but I am somewhat out 
of my depth with a codebase as large as Sympy. 

Now, for some context about my question:
Currently unit conversion works using convert_to(expression_you want to 
convert, new units) 

For example
from sympy.physics.units import speed_of_light, meter, second 
convert_to(2*speed_of_light), meter/second)

speed_of_light.convert_to(meter/second) also currently works, but when you 
write it in this form you can't convert multiples of a unit to another unit

e.g. (3 * speed_of_light).convert_to(meter/second)

or it will break, because a multiple of speed_of_light will be converted to 
a Mul object, and mul objects don't have a convert_to function.

It would be nice if there was a way to make convert_to work on multiples of 
units(in the unit.convert_to(other_unit) form) without having to change the 
core code(Mul.py).  

Does anyone have ideas on if/how this might be possible?



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[sympy] Introduction and Inquiry related to the Application Deadline

[Ashutosh Rajora]

Hello SymPy Community! 

I'm Ashutosh Rajora, currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Pure Mathematics at 
IIT Bombay.

Last semester, while delivering a seminar on the Partition of Numbers, I 
came across SymPy. It really helped me in enhancing my understanding of 
concepts and the representations.

I truly appreciate the great work the SymPy community has put up so far. 
Recently(~1.5 months back), I discovered the opportunity to contribute back 
through Open-Source. I have been immersing myself in the codebase and 
understanding things

I would appreciate confirmation regarding the GSoC '24 Application 
deadline, which I found listed as 2nd April on Google and 4th April under 
the SymPy wiki section. 

Could you kindly confirm the accurate deadline?

Thanks,

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[sympy] Introduction and contribution in Stats module

[Pranav Agrawal]

Hello everyone, I am Pranav Agrawal and i am currently a second year 
student in International Institute of information technology, Hyderabad. I 
am very familiar with python and have made multiple projects in it for both 
course work and as hobby projects. I am fluent in topics like linear 
algebra and calculus, and am specially interested in probability and 
statistics. Looking at the GSoC ideas, i could not find any ideas related 
to the stats module. Hence i wanted to know if there are any open topics in 
the stats module for me to pursue.

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[sympy] Introduction for GSOC'23

[Sujant Kumar Kv]

Hey! I hope @everyone is doing awesome

I'm Sujant, a 3rd year engineering student at National Institute of 
Technology Surathkal, India. I really appreciated opensource maintainers as 
they're like researchers who're under appreciated. I have 1yr+ experience 
with python and I'm here to contribute and get more into opensource via 
Google summer of code. Even if I don't make it, I hope to continue.

If there's any due diligence/steps to be done, feel free to tell or correct 
me. Here to learn to contribute. Thanks.

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[sympy] Introduction, participation in GSOC '23

[Abhinav R]

 

Hello everyone! I am Abhinav Cillanki, a sophomore studying Mechanical 
Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur. I am proficient 
in python and have been programming since Eighth grade. I am interested in 
contributing to the mechanics modules of Sympy and have been using them to 
simulate the problems I am taught at college. I found the Continuum 
Mechanics functions for simulating the beam to be really useful and am 
looking forward to making helpful contributions to it. Being a budding Open 
source enthusiast, I came to know that Sympy also participates in the 
Google Summer of Code every year and I want to participate in the same. I 
am also quite interested in optimizing algorithms and I have a zeal for 
Game Theoric algorithms. I have also been using computer algebra in 
programming robots to play soccer and compete in various Robosoccer 
competitions. Looking forward to interacting with everyone and making 
valuable contributions. Do feel free to let me know about any code that has 
to be written in the mechanics domain.

Here is a link to my GitHub .

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[sympy] Introduction and Interests

[Himanshu Singh]

Hello Everyone,
I am Himanshu Singh (github username: HimanshuSingh-all 
), I am currently pursuing my MSc. in 
Physics from Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati. I am a beginner in 
open source. 

Going through the ideas list I would like to contribute to the *Classical 
Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion Generation with Python  *project. 
Any pointers on where I should start and what should I do apart from 
familiarizing myself with sympy which will be specific to the project. Any 
good first steps to contributing will also be appreciated.

Also I am not that familiar with the etiquette of open source and in case I 
would like to contribute to fixing an issue, Do I need to get it assigned 
to me first before I work on it?

As again any help/advice will me much appreciated. I hope to learn a lot 
from this.

Yours truly,
Himanshu Singh

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[sympy] Introduction and help

[Gurneet Singh]

Hey Everyone
I am Gurneet Singh, currently a 3rd Year (6th Sem) student at Lovely 
Professional University. I have a good knowledge about python and c++, and 
my specialization in B.Tech is Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning in 
college. I have done a project in Machine Learning as well as multiple 
projects in python. Here is my GitHub profile: Gurneet1928 (Gurneet Singh) 
(github.com)  .
I am really looking forward to contributing to SymPy with the knowledge I 
have. I am trying to get ready for GSOC 2023 as well. Since, this is my 
first attempt at GSOC 2023 and I am late in contributing to SymPy, it would 
be great if someone/mentor could help me. 
Thank you for reading this and your help!

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[sympy] Introduction and asking some doubts

[Md Affan]

Hello everyone I am Md Affan B.tech 3d year student ,as a self-taught 
programmer with 1.5 years of experience in Python, I have worked on various 
projects that demonstrate my skills in programming, data visualization, 
machine learning, and web development.
One of my notable projects involved developing a data visualization tool 
that allows users to compare different stocks' behavior from a particular 
date to the present day. 
I have also created a machine learning model called Moodio Player that 
detects users' facial expressions and suggests songs according to their 
mood. Moreover, I have gained knowledge in web development, which can be 
useful in developing web-based applications. I am excited about the 
possibility of contributing to the SymPy project and believe that my skills 
and experience can be valuable to the project.
Looking forward to learning more about the project and exploring ways in 
which I can contribute. 
I actually  do have some  questions regarding this idea:
1. Can you walk me through the process of creating a new symbolic 
expression in SymPy, from the user input to the final output?

2. How does SymPy handle complex mathematical operations such as 
differentiation, integration, and solving equations?
 
3. What are some common challenges or limitations when working with 
symbolic expressions in SymPy, and how can they be addressed?

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[sympy] Introduction for GSOC 23

[Ameya Kore]

Hi all,

I'm Ameya Kore, a Computer Science student who's interested in contributing 
to SymPy.
I'm comfortable coding in multiple language and looking to learn something 
new.
I'm fairly well versed in mathematics and am looking to contribute towards 
the implementation of Risch Algorithm for Symbolic Integration 

 as 
described in the task list.
I would love to discuss this with a mentor.

Thanks and Regards,
Ameya Kore

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[sympy] Introduction for GSOC '23

['Chehak Malhotra' via sympy]

Hello! I'm Chehak Malhotra, a Computer Science and Applied Mathematics 
sophomore from India. I'm comfortable coding in multiple languages and I've 
taken advanced math courses like real analysis, abstract algebra and theory 
of computation. 
I have used SymPy previously and I'm brainstorming for a new idea to 
implement for GSOC '23. Currently I'm interested in Polynomial GCD and 
would like to talk through my ideas with a mentor.
Thank you for you time!

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[sympy] Introduction

[Md Affan]

Hello everone, hope you all are doing well
I am Md Affan  a self-taught programmer with 1.5 years of experience in 
Python, currently persuing B.tech (3rd year) from Jamia Millia Islamia.
I have worked on various projects that demonstrate my skills in 
programming, data visualization, machine learning, and web development. 
One of my notable projects involved developing a data visualization tool 
that allows users to compare different stocks' behavior from a particular 
date to the present day. 
I have also created a machine learning model and called it "Moodio Player" 
that detects users' facial expressions and suggests songs according to 
their mood. 
Moreover, I have gained knowledge in web development, which can be useful 
in developing web-based applications. 
I am excited about the possibility of contributing to the SymPy project and 
believe that my skills and experience can be valuable to the project. I am 
looking forward to learning more about the project and exploring ways in 
which I can contribute. 

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[sympy] Introduction

[Victor A. Momodu]

Hey everyone,

My name is Momodu Victor (you can call me Momodu). I am a third-year 
Electronics and Electrical Engineering student at Obafemi Awolowo 
University, Ile-Ife, Nigeria.

I am a self-taught programmer with 2 years of experience coding with 
Python. I have used it to build the following projects (* mean actively 
being developed):

   1. 
   
   A bot that plays the Wordle game utilising SeleniumBase and PostgreSQL.
   2. 
   
   A CLI application that can utilise a PC’s keyboard or a gamepad as a 
   controller for a locally-assembled drone.
   3. 
   
   A bot that implements Reinforcement Learning to learn how to play the 
   2048 game.*
   4. 
   
   An NLP system for interacting with a healthcare robot.*
   

I have also taken some courses on Machine Learning by DeepLearning.ai on 
Coursera.

I am also learning to use Google’s style guide for Python for writing as 
well as documenting code properly. 

As part of my university coursework, I have learnt how to use MatLab for 
engineering problems and machine learning. Therefore, I believe that counts 
as having experience  with Computer Algebra System software as MatLab 
implements both numeric and symbolic mathematical approaches.

I have perused the SymPy documentation as well as tutorial videos and I 
believe I have an understanding of what the project is about, what it 
stands for and what it hopes to achieve.

While scanning through the ideas list, two ideas piqued my interest and 
they are:

   1. 
   
   Benchmarks and performance 
    
   and;
   2. 
   
   Symbolic Control Systems (sympy.physics.control) 
   

   

I would look through both and select which idea would best suit my 
skillsets.

And that wraps up my introduction.

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[sympy] Introduction

[2 False]

Hello from Brazil,

I'm Luis (18) and I've been programming in Python nearly every day for 
close to four years on websites like Codewars. I have only completed High 
School but have taken several college classes: Proof-based Linear Algebra, 
Introduction to Classical Mechanics (Lagrangian Mechanics), AP Calculus BC, 
Real Analysis, both AP Computer Science A and P, and AP Physics C. I'm 
deeply interested in Calculus and Number Theory, in particular. I used 
Sympy in some of my projects but I'm far from familiarized. However, the 
idea of Sympy captivated me to a degree that made me want to help in its 
development. It will be my first Open Source contribution so you'll need to 
bear with me if I stumble on something obvious, and I apologize in advance. 

Thank you and I'm excited to begin writing my first PR,

Luis (2 False)

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[sympy] Introduction

[Andre Bolle]

Hi,

I recently started to learn sympy, as it is a useful tool to investigate so 
many areas of mathematics which interest me. Most recently Lagrange and 
quantum mechanics.

I'd like to shout out a massive thanks to all the devs.

Sympy, the best thing since pencil and paper.
André


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[sympy] Introduction

[Himanshu Bhenwal]

Hello, 
I am Himanshu Bhenwal, a freshman undergraduate in Computer Science and 
Engineering from Delhi, India.
Although I am not a complete beginner in Python, I believe I have still a 
lot to learn when it comes to ML, scikit-learn etc.
I am very enthusiastic about contributing to SymPy and would like to get 
started as soon as possible.
I would like to request any beginner issues to fix just to get started on 
this journey of contributing to open source.

Thank You

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[sympy] SymPy Introduction

[Mostafa Nabieh]

Hello, 

It is a great opportunity to be a part of the SymPy community. I hope this 
introduction marks the beginning of a productive, long-term working 
relationship.

   - Two years of programming with Python. Fluent in the language.
   
   Previous projects using Python:
   
   - 3Now project:
  - 3Now is a transport app, building the pipeline for the 3Now 
  project, and then collecting streaming data (logs and user messages) to 
  work with Kafka and use deep learning to predict the best user 
experience, 
  the best route for the trip, and the best price for this trip.  build 
  pipeline for 3Now system architecture with 10 users in 3Now system 
  working with Hadoop, Spark, Kafka, MSK, SNS, CloudWatch, EMR Hudi, S3, 
  Cassandra, Node.js, and EC2.
  
  - Axess project:
  - Axess project is the stores are cashierless, thus partially 
  automated, with customers able to purchase products without being checked 
  out by a cashier or using a self-checkout station and also recommend the 
  products for customers on-site and online. Building the pipeline for the 
  Axess-go working with MongoDB, API Gateway, Spark, CloudWatch, Kafka, 
SNS, 
  EC2, S3, and MSK.
  
  - Casher-Kafka project:
  - Casher-Kafka is a streaming project, that built a big data pipeline 
  to aggregate Twitter data relevant to different stocks for New York Stock 
  Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ stock market and provides an analytic 
framework 
  to perform user sentiment analysis on different stocks and find the 
  correlation with the corresponding stock price. 
  Building the pipeline for the Casher-Kafka worked with Rest-API, 
  Kafka, HDFS, EC2, S3, Spark Streaming, Azkaban, Cassandra, and Flask.
  
  - College-level calculus, algebra, and statistics.


   - Graduated with a BSc in Computer Science.
   
   - Interested in greedy algorithms, backtracking algorithms, and dynamic 
   programming.
   
   - Advanced understanding of linear algebra and intermediate knowledge of 
   computer algebra.
   
   - Finished the Mathematics for Machine Learning specialization by 
   Imperial College London on Coursera.
   
   - Books read:
   
   - Basics of Linear Algebra for Machine Learning: Discover the 
  Mathematical Language of Data in Python
  
  - Deep Learning with Python: Develop Deep Learning Models on Theano 
  and TensorFlow Using Keras
  
  - Statistical Methods for Machine Learning: Discover How to Transform 
  Data into Knowledge with Python
  
  - Intermediate knowledge of SymPy.
   
   - Based in Cairo, Egypt.
   
   - Native language: Arabic.
   

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[sympy] Introduction

[Sham S]

Hi all,

Greetings for the day!

I'm Sham S from India and a post-graduate in mathematics from Department of 
Mathematics, University of Mumbai. I have sufficiently good understanding 
of python and my major focus is in machine learning and automated theorem 
proving. I hope to contribute to sympy's number theoretic, cryptographic 
modules as I have sufficiently good grasp on these subjects. 

Hope to work with sympy community!

Website: https://shameinew.github.io/

Regards,
Sham

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[sympy] Introduction

[Sharath Ravikumar]

Hello guys, this is Sharath, I am a first year computer science student at 
Amrita University. I love to code and i am so excited to work with my 
favorite language - "Python". 
I have one year of experience working in python. My previous python 
projects include, plotting a covid variation graph and creating a telegram 
bot using python. 
I have used Sympy before and it makes our calculations simple. I have a 
good amount of experience in working with Sympy so I hope I can make plenty 
of contributions.
Thank u!!

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Re: [sympy] Introduction and Much Interest in Beginner Physics Project

[Aaron Meurer]

On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 7:28 PM Hanna Zelis  wrote:
>
> Dear Aaron Meurer,
>
> Thank you! Yes, I am interested in participating in Google Summer of Code. I 
> saw that the "Classical Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion Generation 
> with Python" project was a part of this program. Just to confirm, is this 
> project a part of that program?

Yes. You may want to reach out to the mentors for mechanics related
projects from the past few years to get more information about this. I
personally know much about this particular side of SymPy.

Aaron Meurer

>
> Thank you for your time!
>
> Sincerely,
> Hanna Zelis
>
> On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 9:25 PM Aaron Meurer  wrote:
>>
>> Hello and welcome.
>>
>> Just to clarify, are you interested in participating in Google Summer of 
>> Code?
>>
>> Aaron Meurer
>>
>> On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 7:16 PM Hanna Zelis  wrote:
>> >
>> > Hi SymPy!
>> >
>> > This is Hanna Zelis, a freshman at High Point University. I'm currently 
>> > undecided but will soon declare Computer Science (B.S.) and Exercise 
>> > Science (B.S.) as my majors.
>> >
>> > I have had previous experience, as well as certification, in python. I 
>> > have done well and really enjoy physics, especially the subtopic of 
>> > motion, and mathematics, especially Calculus!
>> >
>> > "Classical Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion Generation with Python" 
>> > project would be a great fit for my background and experience level.
>> >
>> > I would love the opportunity to be a part of this project as I believe I 
>> > have much to offer as a first year student while also being able to learn 
>> > new things along the way that can help me in my future endeavors.
>> >
>> > Can't wait to start contributing and collaborating with others on this 
>> > project!
>> >
>> > Sincerely,
>> > Hanna Zelis
>> >
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Re: [sympy] Introduction and Much Interest in Beginner Physics Project

[Hanna Zelis]

Dear Aaron Meurer,

Thank you! Yes, I am interested in participating in Google Summer of Code.
I saw that the "Classical Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion
Generation with Python" project was a part of this program. Just to
confirm, is this project a part of that program?

Thank you for your time!

Sincerely,
Hanna Zelis

On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 9:25 PM Aaron Meurer  wrote:

> Hello and welcome.
>
> Just to clarify, are you interested in participating in Google Summer of
> Code?
>
> Aaron Meurer
>
> On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 7:16 PM Hanna Zelis  wrote:
> >
> > Hi SymPy!
> >
> > This is Hanna Zelis, a freshman at High Point University. I'm currently
> undecided but will soon declare Computer Science (B.S.) and Exercise
> Science (B.S.) as my majors.
> >
> > I have had previous experience, as well as certification, in python. I
> have done well and really enjoy physics, especially the subtopic of motion,
> and mathematics, especially Calculus!
> >
> > "Classical Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion Generation with
> Python" project would be a great fit for my background and experience level.
> >
> > I would love the opportunity to be a part of this project as I believe I
> have much to offer as a first year student while also being able to learn
> new things along the way that can help me in my future endeavors.
> >
> > Can't wait to start contributing and collaborating with others on this
> project!
> >
> > Sincerely,
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Re: [sympy] Introduction and Much Interest in Beginner Physics Project

[Aaron Meurer]

Hello and welcome.

Just to clarify, are you interested in participating in Google Summer of Code?

Aaron Meurer

On Sun, Mar 14, 2021 at 7:16 PM Hanna Zelis  wrote:
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> Hi SymPy!
>
> This is Hanna Zelis, a freshman at High Point University. I'm currently 
> undecided but will soon declare Computer Science (B.S.) and Exercise Science 
> (B.S.) as my majors.
>
> I have had previous experience, as well as certification, in python. I have 
> done well and really enjoy physics, especially the subtopic of motion, and 
> mathematics, especially Calculus!
>
> "Classical Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion Generation with Python" 
> project would be a great fit for my background and experience level.
>
> I would love the opportunity to be a part of this project as I believe I have 
> much to offer as a first year student while also being able to learn new 
> things along the way that can help me in my future endeavors.
>
> Can't wait to start contributing and collaborating with others on this 
> project!
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> Sincerely,
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[sympy] Introduction and Much Interest in Beginner Physics Project

[Hanna Zelis]

Hi SymPy!

This is Hanna Zelis, a freshman at High Point University. I'm currently 
undecided but will soon declare Computer Science (B.S.) and Exercise 
Science (B.S.) as my majors.

I have had previous experience, as well as certification, in python. I have 
done well and really enjoy physics, especially the subtopic of motion, and 
mathematics, especially Calculus!

"Classical Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion Generation with Python" 
project would be a great fit for my background and experience level.

I would love the opportunity to be a part of this project as I believe I 
have much to offer as a first year student while also being able to learn 
new things along the way that can help me in my future endeavors.

Can't wait to start contributing and collaborating with others on this 
project!

Sincerely,
Hanna Zelis 

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[sympy] Introduction

[Hadiya Asif]

Hi. I am a python developer. I am a second year cse student at virtual 
university. I am looking forward to contributing to sympy.

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Re: [sympy] Introduction

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On Sat, 13 Mar 2021 at 20:12, ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΣΕΜΕΡΤΖΑΚΗΣ
 wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,

Hi George,

> My name is George Semertzakis. I have a bachelor degree on Mathematics. I am 
> currently a postgraduate student on National and Kapodistrian Univertity of 
> Athens. I have strong background in linear algevra and know to handle the 
> python programming language. I have recently started exploring sympy library 
> for matrices. I find exciting the idea working on a project during the summer 
> period.
> I am interested in working on the mathematical project "Linear algebra: 
> tensor core". Any advice would be great.

I've just looked at that project description here:
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-Ideas#linear-algebra-tensor-core

Honestly I don't understand what the project description is suggesting
to do so I'm not sure how to advise...

Oscar

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[sympy] Introduction

[ΓΕΩΡΓΙΟΣ ΣΕΜΕΡΤΖΑΚΗΣ]

Hello everyone,
My name is George Semertzakis. I have a bachelor degree on Mathematics. I 
am currently a postgraduate student on National and Kapodistrian Univertity 
of Athens. I have strong background in linear algevra and know to handle 
the python programming language. I have recently started exploring sympy 
library for matrices. I find exciting the idea working on a project during 
the summer period. 
I am interested in working on the mathematical project "Linear algebra: 
tensor core". Any advice would be great. 
Sincerely,
George Semertzakis

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[sympy] Introduction

[Bhavishya Pandit]

Hello,

My name is Bhavishya Pandit. I am a final year Computer Science student at 
Chandigarh University, India. I am a machine learning fanatic and I love 
python. I am super excited to be a part of the group! 
I would like to contribute to Sympy under the Google season of docs program 
2021.

*To tell a little about myself:*
*Level of familiarity with Python: *I have over 2 years of experience in 
Python and 3.5 years in coding, in general. 
*Mathematical educational level * - Engineering Level
*Particular Expertise* - Machine Learning
*Particular algorithmic interests *-  Supervised learning algorithms
*Familiarity with symbolic math - *Algebra, Abstract Mathematics, Number 
Theory and Applied Statistics 
*Familiarity with SymPy - *Basics
*Other Information - *  I am Indian and apart from English, I am fluent in 
Hindi, Gujrati and Punjabi. 

*Technical Writing Skills:*
I have written over 25 microblogs and articles for various organisations 
like Machine Learning India, Analytics India Magazine and DataAspirant 
which revolve around Python and Machine Learning in general. Apart from 
that, I am also a Linkedin technical content creator. You can check all my 
posts from here .

My other notable contributions can be found below:
*Github*: https://github.com/bhav09
*Microblogs at Machine Learning India:*
 https://github.com/bhav09/Machine_Learning_India
*Author profile at Analytics India Magazine:*
 https://analyticsindiamag.com/author/bhavishya-panditanalyticsindiamag-com/
*Author profile at Dataaspirant:*
 https://dataaspirant.com/author/bhavishya-pandit/

Looking forward to hearing back from you :)

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Re: [sympy] Introduction & query about contribution

[devesh...@gmail.com]

Sure, sounds reasonable. Will look through a bit and post when required. 
Thanks
On Saturday, March 6, 2021 at 6:34:31 AM UTC+5:30 Oscar wrote:

> On Thu, 4 Mar 2021 at 17:27, devesh...@gmail.com  
> wrote:
> >
> > Hi, I am a software engineer with a undergrad CS background having basic 
> familiarity of sympy. I am interested in number theory, basic abstract 
> algebra, theory of computation & board game AI. I was looking through the 
> ideas page and found the parser projects (C/Fortran) & computational group 
> theory quite interesting.
> >
> > It seems these are intended for GSoC, can these larger projects be 
> pursued by independent contributors who aren't students?
>
> Yes, absolutely. Those ideas are intended to be presented in a way
> that is helpful for GSOC applicants but at the same time it is really
> just a list of things that it would be good if "someone" would do.
> There are many more ideas listed than the number of places in GSOC and
> there is no problem with multiple people working on the same idea. If
> you are interested to work on any of those then please do.
>
> I recommend asking (e.g. here) about a particular idea before putting
> significant work in though. Firstly this can make sure that the
> project description you are reading is not out of date but also you
> could get some important tips that would help.
>
> --
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[sympy] Introduction

[Aniket Agrawal]

Hello Everyone!!
I am Aniket Agrawal, second year BTech CSE with specialization in AI & ML 
from Vellore Institute of Technology, Bhopal
Level of familiarity with Python: 1 year experience(GitHub 
link: https://github.com/Ani0202)
Mathematical Education level: High School with good skills in Calculus
Particular expertise: Calculus, Machine Learning
Algorithmic Interests: Optimization Techniques
Level of familiarity with symbolic math systems "computer algebra": 
Completed Calculus course, discrete mathematics and probability
Familiarity with SymPy: Basic understanding
Others: Can converse in English, Hindi and Gujarati

I am looking forward to contribute to SymPy.

Thanking You

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[sympy] Introduction

[Sai 456]

Hello everyone, 

I am Sai Soumyadarshan. I am an undergraduate student pursuing a Msc. 
(Hons) Mathematics (Hons.) at Birla Institute of Technology and Science, 
Pilani.


   - *Familiarity with Python:* Intermediate
   - *Mathematical Level: *Pursuing a Major in Mathematics
   - *Particular Expertise: *Statistics
   - *Algorithmic Interests: *Sorting, Searching and Mathematical Algorithms
   - *Familiarity with Symbolic Math:* Algebra , Abstract Mathematics, 
   Number Theory, and Applied Statistics .
   - *Familiarity with SymPy: *Basic
   -  Can converse *English *and *Hindi*

I am looking forward to participating in GSoC '21 and hope to be able to 
contribute to SymPy.

Regards,
Sai Soumyadarshan

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[sympy] Introduction

[Akash Negi]

Hello Everyone !
I am Akash  Negi pursuing my B.Tech from AIACTR , DELHI  . I am interested 
in the project 
" User Application Projects " . I have good working knowledge of HTML,CSS 
and JAVASCRIPT as well Python . I want to contribute to "sympy" 
organization during these summer . 

*Level of familiarity with python - * Python (Intermediate)
*Mathematical education level  -*  engineering mathematics
*Particular Good at -  *Mathematics  , Web Development 
*Your familiarity with SymPy -* Basic
*other possibly relevant information -  *I speak Hindi and English .


Warm Regards,
Akash Negi 

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[sympy] Introduction

[Mondal Parnabrita]

Hello everyone, 

I am Parnabrita Mondal, a sophomore pursuing B.Tech degree with Computer 
Science and Technology at IIEST Shibpur. My area of interest lies in 
Machine Learning, Robotics, Mathematics, Physics and Web Development.


   - *Familiarity with Python:* I have been coding in Python for past two 
   years. My area of interest lies in Machine Learning. So, I often use Python 
   in my various projects. Also, I use Python for Competitive Programming.
   - *Mathematical Level: *Engineering level. I am open to learn anything 
   in mathematics at any point of time.
   - *Particular Expertise: *Physics, Machine Learning.
   - *Algorithmic Interests: *Basic algorithms like sort, search, hashing 
   etc, Greedy and DP algorithms, various Optimization Techniques.
   - *Familiarity with Symbolic Math: *Intermediate
   - *Familiarity with SymPy: *Basic. I am trying to explore it more.
   - *Others:* I am based in India and have professional working 
   proficiency in English. My native language is Bengali.
   
I have some experience in working on open-source project. I love to 
contribute in open-source projects in all and every possible ways. I would 
love to contribute to SymPy.

Thank you,

*Parnabrita Mondal*

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[sympy] introduction

[ARUN V]

hi i am arun from tamilnadue
i am new gsoc
i read this organization and i really like it
i went through sympy documentation to gain knowledge in this

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[sympy] Introduction

[PRAJWAL RANJAN]

Hello everyone, 

I am Prajwal. I am a third-year undergraduate student pursuing a double 
major in Mathematics (Hons.) and Electronics and Instrumentation 
Engineering at the Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani.


   - *Familiarity with Python:* Intermediate
   - *Mathematical Level: *Currently pursuing an integrated M. Sc. (Hons.) 
   in Mathematics
   - *Particular Expertise: *Statistics, Machine Learning
   - *Algorithmic Interests: *Non-Traditional Optimization Techniques
   - *Familiarity with Symbolic Math: *Completed courses in core Algebra 
   and Abstract Mathematics 
   - *Familiarity with SymPy: *Basic
   - Can converse in English and Hindi

I am looking forward to participating in the GSoC '21 and hope to be able 
to contribute to SymPy.

Thanking you,
*Prajwal Ranjan*

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Re: [sympy] Introduction & query about contribution

[Oscar Benjamin]

On Thu, 4 Mar 2021 at 17:27, devesh...@gmail.com  wrote:
>
> Hi, I am a software engineer with a undergrad CS background having basic 
> familiarity of sympy. I am interested in number theory, basic abstract 
> algebra, theory of computation & board game AI. I was looking through the 
> ideas page and found the parser projects (C/Fortran) & computational group 
> theory quite interesting.
>
> It seems these are intended for GSoC, can these larger projects be pursued by 
> independent contributors who aren't students?

Yes, absolutely. Those ideas are intended to be presented in a way
that is helpful for GSOC applicants but at the same time it is really
just a list of things that it would be good if "someone" would do.
There are many more ideas listed than the number of places in GSOC and
there is no problem with multiple people working on the same idea. If
you are interested to work on any of those then please do.

I recommend asking (e.g. here) about a particular idea before putting
significant work in though. Firstly this can make sure that the
project description you are reading is not out of date but also you
could get some important tips that would help.

--
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[sympy] Introduction & query about contribution

[devesh...@gmail.com]

Hi, I am a software engineer with a undergrad CS background having basic 
familiarity of sympy. I am interested in number theory, basic abstract 
algebra, theory of computation & board game AI. I was looking through the 
ideas page and found the parser projects (C/Fortran) & computational group 
theory quite interesting. 

It seems these are intended for GSoC, can these larger projects be pursued 
by independent contributors who aren't students? 


Thanks

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[sympy] Introduction for participation in GSOC 2021 as a contributor

['Supreet Singh 5-Year IDD Computer Science and Engineering' via sympy]

Hey Everyone, 

My name is* Supreet Singh* and currently I'm in second-year , pursuing 
Computer Science and Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology BHU 
Varanasi

   - I have been coding with python as my primary language for the last 2 
   years .
   - I am new to sympy and i am interested in contributing in open source 
   community. 
   - I have taken courses on discrete mathematics, probability and 
   statistics , Mathematics - I and II (vector calculus, numerical methods, 
   linear algebra, ODE's, complex analysis, improper integrals, fourier and 
   laplace transformation) , physics( kinematics, Quantum mechanics ) , 
   data structure and algorithm. 
   - I am good with * Django,* *numpy* , *pandas* ,  *matplotlib** .*
   - Along with python , I also have  good knowledge of*  C , C++,  java , 
   HTML, CSS , Java-Script , git *. 
   - I also have engineering level familiarity with symbolic maths systems.

 
I am interested in participating in GSoC 2021 for sympy and would love to 
contribute and work on the projects.

Thank you

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[sympy] Introduction to SymPy

[Bhavna]

Hey,
I am Bhavna, B.tech second year student with Information Technology, in 
CCSU SCRIET Meerut, India. I am using Python last 3 years and may be I'm 
not very good in Sympy but still I know a lot about it because I am using 
it the last 3 months. and also I have Engineering level experience in 
mathematics. I want to contribute for sympy. Here is the some information 
related to me :- 

Level of familiarity with Python :- 3 Years Programming Experience, Here is 
My Github Profile (https://github.com/Bhavna777)
Mathematical Education Level :- Engineering Level
Particular Expertise :- Python, Django, Mathematics, DSA
Particular Algorithm Interests :- Calculas(Derivatives and Integrals), 
Matrices
Your familiarity with Sympy :- Documentation, Youtube Tutorials, Exercise
Other possibly relevant information :- I'm Indian, My native language is 
Hindi but I can speak Hindi and English Both 

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Re: [sympy] Introduction not visible in group chat.

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[sympy] Introduction to SymPy

[Anoop Gupta]

Respected reader,

I am Anoop Gupta, pursuing my B tech.  If anyone could please clarify some 
of my doubts, it would be highly appreciable. 
In any case, if you are willing to help, can you please contact me asap, 
I'd be highly obliged.

Thanking you in advance,
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[sympy] Introduction of Jigar Joshi

['JIGAR JOSHI' via sympy]

Hey,
   I am Jigar Joshi, a third-year computer science engineering
student from KJ Somaiya college of engineering, Mumbai, India. I will be
spending my upcoming months contributing to this project. I have worked as
a data scientist intern for 1 year and for the past 3 months I am working
as a back-end developer/ data analyst for Vesatogo Innovation.
   I am attaching my LinkedIn profile and GitHub profile (
https://www.linkedin.com/in/jigar-joshi-a520a4183/ ,
https://github.com/JigarJoshi04 ) do check them out. Feel free to connect
with me.

Level of familiarity with python: Advance (3+ yrs industry level experience)
mathematical education level: Engineering level experience
particular expertise: Data structure, analysis of algorithms, probability
particular algorithmic interests: Back-tracking, divide and conquer, greedy
algorithms
level of familiarity with symbolic math systems "computer algebra":
Engineering level algebra
your familiarity with SymPy (e.g. how have you used SymPy): Basic
documentation
other possibly relevant information -- I'm an Indian and apart from English
I speak 3 native languages.

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Regards,

*Jigar Joshi,*

Back-end developer,

Vesatogo Innovations,

Mob:. 9579088663

email:. jigar...@somaiya.edu

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[sympy] Introduction

[Akash Shaw]

I'm Akash Shaw, 3rd Year Undergraduate student with Information Technology. 
I have been doing programming in Python since last 15 months. Before, I 
used to write codes in C and Java. I have used various Python Libraries but 
never used Sympy. I have done various projects using Python(Github Profile 
). You can check them out here. I 
love to visualize data and solve real life problems using computation and 
mathematics. I love statistics and Complex Numbers in Mathematics. I also 
write articles on dev.org , blogger.com , and medium.com. 
I'm proficient in reading and writing in English. 
Hoping to interact with you guys soon. 



   

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[sympy] Introduction

[Rohan Mallick]

Hi everyone

This is Rohan Mallick, btech undergrad at IIT Roorkee Electrical. I have 
learnt calculus, ode, numerical analysis in my college and it interests me.

I have been programming in python for 2 years. Before I had been 
programming in c++. Previously I have made few c++ numerical analysis 
simulations and programs.
I am proficient in DSA (CodeChef  
profile). And have done various projects in Deep learning in pytorch in 
python. I am also a part of Datascience group in my institute. 

Haven't used sympy yet but I have used Matlab's symbolic package. Getting 
started with sympy. Would love to contribute and also take it as my GSOC 
project.

Thank you

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[sympy] Introduction

[Rishabh Goel]

Hello everyone!
My name is Rishabh Goel and I am a 4th-year Undergrad student. I came 
across this library last year and am trying to understand the library ever 
since. I have a minor project in my 7th semester and thought why not learn 
by working with this library on a real project. I have been using Python 
for over a year now and have developed some projects alongside. I am 
interested in cryptography and will try to contribute to this module. 

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[sympy] Introduction

[EVA TIWARI]

Hello everyone,

My name is Eva Tiwari and I am a 3rd year B.Tech. student (CSE) from BITS 
Pilani, Hyderabad Campus. I am pursuing a Master in Physics alongside my 
degree, and am quite familiar with mathematics as a result of this. 
I have been programming in python for the last two years, and this includes 
developing websites using Django, working with Neural Networks for image 
processing and NLP using tensorflow, and solving DSA problems. 
I have used SymPy for a couple of assignments in Classical Mechanics, and 
would like to contribute to it, be it to the codebase or to the 
documentation.

Thank you.

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[sympy] Introduction

[138_Deepak Singh]

Hi everyone , my name is Deepak singh  currently pursuing Electronics and 
communication engineering from UIET Panjab University .i am 3rd year 
student and want to contribute in this organization for GSOC2021

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[sympy] Introduction

[S Venkateshwaran]

Hi everyone,
I am *Venkatesh*, a second-year undergrad at *IIT GUWAHATI*.
I have a great passion for *maths, physics, chemistry* as I have cleared 
and achieved great rank in competitive exams like *JEE-ADVANCED*(one of the 
toughest exams held across our country with an acceptance rate *less than 
1%*) which completely relies on your logical thinking and good concepts of 
physics, chemistry, and maths.
I have been programming since last 1 year and learnt python 6 months back
recently I came to know about open-source organisation and sympy fits my 
skill set and I can learn a lot about python and contribute towards sympy.

Thank you

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[sympy] Introduction

[Achal Jain]

Hello fellow members!
I am Achal Jain, I have been programming in python from the past 1 year, I 
am good with high school math and can work with college level math too.I am 
relatively new to sympy but  have started using it for college courses. I 
also want to contribute in the upcoming  GSOC if Sympy gets selected.
Cheers!

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Re: [sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community

[Rahul Pawar]

Hey this is Rahul pawar. I m also new to this project can someone guide us
both

On Sun, 2 Aug 2020, 2:37 pm Prakhar Agarwal, 
wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm Prakhar Agarwal, I am going to get enrolled in First year of Bachelor
> of Technology.
>
> I've been coding in Python for last 1 year and I love it because of its
> ease of learning its syntax and also because of its use huge potential in
> scientific computing.
>
> Although I'm not someone who has used Sympy a lot but being a lover of
> Mathematics. I really want to leverage people working in mathematics with
> computational power and Sympy offers many projects to do it.
>
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[sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community

[Prakhar Agarwal]

Hello everyone,

I'm Prakhar Agarwal, I am going to get enrolled in First year of Bachelor 
of Technology.

I've been coding in Python for last 1 year and I love it because of its 
ease of learning its syntax and also because of its use huge potential in 
scientific computing.

Although I'm not someone who has used Sympy a lot but being a lover of 
Mathematics. I really want to leverage people working in mathematics with 
computational power and Sympy offers many projects to do it.

Looking forward to a be a part of Sympy community and contribute to it.

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[sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community

[Vineet Kumar]

Hello everybody,

I'm Vineet Kumar, a 2nd year undergraduate(dual degree) in Mathematics and 
Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering,

I've been coding in Python for last 4 years and I love it because of its 
ease of learning its syntax.

Although I'm not someone who has used Sympy a lot but being an student of 
Mathematics I really want to leverage people working in mathematics with 
computational power and Sympy offers many projects to do it.

Looking forward to a be a part of Sympy community and contribute to it.

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[sympy] Introduction for contributing to SymPy

[Siddhartha Kapoor]

   
   1. *Level of familiarity with python* - 2.5 years, previous projects - 
   a. chest XRay analysis using deep learning (modules used - Pytorch, 
   sklearn), b. Extracting features from real time call center data (modules 
   used - htk, numpy, sklearn, keras), c. despeckiling of OCT images
   2. *Mathematical education level* - Senior undergraduate pursuing 
   Electronics and Communication Engineering, subjects undertaken - Linear 
   Algebra, numerical analysis, Dynamical Systems and fractals, Matrix theory 
   and probability, Imformation theory and applications, cryptographs, signals 
   and systems
   3. *Particular expertise* - Digital Signal Processing, Deep Learning and 
   Image Computer Vision
   4. *Particular algorithmic interests* - mostly signal processing and 
   algebraic algorithms
   5. *level of familiarity with symbolic math systems "computer algebra" *- 
   Medium, because of courses undertaken (Numerical analysis, data structure 
   and algos)
   6. *familiarity with SymPy* - beginner, have used it before but not 
   extensively
   
Hey guys, I am looking forward to contributing to SymPy I have contributes 
to GNU Radio, stan before but I am fairly new to SymPy, any advices or help 
would be really appreciated.

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[sympy] Introduction

[Jonathan Gross]

Just introducing myself, as I'm hoping to make some contributions soon.

I'm a postdoctoral fellow in quantum-information theory: 
http://www.unm.edu/~jagross. I'm fairly familiar with python, having used 
it on an almost-daily basis for my research since during my PhD (probably 
started heavy use in 2014). My most fully developed public code is a 
package for integrating ordinary and stochastic master equations: 
https://github.com/CQuIC/pysme

My current primary interest with sympy is quaternions, particularly to get 
symbolic Wigner D matrices (the currently available Euler-angle interface 
for generating Wigner D matrices doesn't work very well when trying to work 
with the icosians, for example).

I have amateur background in computer algebra, mostly from doing some 
reading in John Harrison's "Handbook of practical logic and automated 
reasoning". I even went so far as to try implementing some algebraic 
routines for bosonic operators and tensor-product structure in haskell: 
https://github.com/jarthurgross/symbolic-algebra

Work on abstract symbolic manipulation of quantum operators is something in 
which I've been interested in the past, and probably will be again.

I use SymPy fairly regularly in my research workflow (having so far 
resisted the lure of Mathematica). Expressions with complex variables are 
things I use all the time, and I find the simplification routines leave a 
lot to be desired in this case, but I often write my own simplification 
routines to coerce SymPy into doing what I want.

I'm currently based in Québec, but my French is pretty rudimentary, so 
English will be my primary language.

Look forward to getting to work!

Jonathan

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[sympy] Introduction

[Aqib Khan]

Level of familiarity with python: Proficient

Mathematical Education Level: Undergrad

Particular Expertise: Mechanics

Particular Algorithmic interests: Solving Mathematics and Mechanics 
Problems.

Level Of familiarity with Symbolic mathematics: Skilled

Familiarity with Sympy: Moderate

Other Possible Relevant Info: Asian and native language is Urdu but fluent 
in English

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[sympy] Introduction

[Peter Kayode]

Hey..
I'm Kayode Peter
I've been familia with python for the last 3years and in the intermediate level
I'm currently an undergraduate in mathematics education
My main assignment interest is computer science
I'm very familiar with python symbols and their mathematical notations

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[sympy] introduction

[Garvit Sharma]

Hello, i am Garvit Sharma a 3rd year b-tech ECE student from JECRC college, 
Jaipur.  i have been using python for about 2.5 years and worked on project 
similar to the sympy lib of creating descriptive solution of any 
problem(completed till algebra). so i read about this project in gsoc and 
got interested to work on this project. i have college level of knowledge 
in mathematics. i prefer to create my own algorithms to solve any basic 
problem either it is sort in list or find max and so on. it keeps my basics 
and my ability to create algos sharpened. i am little bit familiar with the 
sympy lib. i basically belongs to jaipur, India. my native language in 
hindi but proficient in communicating in english as well.

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[sympy] Introduction for GSoc

[Gaurav Suryawanshi]

Hello Everyone,
My name is Gaurav Suryawanshi, I'm a 4th Year Undergraduate student from 
the department of Mathematics, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur 
enrolled in its 5-Year Integrated Masters course of Mathematics and 
Computing. My major is Mathematics at Integrated Masters' level since Last 
4 years.
I've been working on python since last 4 years. I did numerous Research 
projects related to optimization and Reinforcement Learning in Python. I've 
worked on Symbolic Mathematics by taking Undergrad Courses such as Symbolic 
Logic and Computational Linear Algebra, however I'm new to ScmPy. I'm 
currently living in Kharagpur and I speak Hindi/English.

I wish you all a good luck, and please be safe in this hour of impending 
danger due to Coronavirus. 

If anybody wishes to know more about me you can visit me at 
https://www.linkedin.com/in/gaurav-suryawanshi-b2017286/ or drop me a mail.

Thanking you,
Regards,
Gaurav Suryawanshi 

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[sympy] Introduction to Community | GSOC Inrtoduction

[Kirteeraj Malkar]

Hello sympy Developers,

My name is  Kirteeraj Malkar , I am first year Computer Science student at 
Indian Institute of Information Technology, Nagpur. I am familiar with 
Python Programing from last 8 months , passionate for coding.  I have 
Physics Interest,also good knowledge , I have completed  Classical 
Mechanics ,  Quantum Mechanism (up to Schrödinger Eq.) courses in my 
institute. I have recently learn about the basics of  sympy , highly 
impressed by its potential , past few days I had a look on sympy, project 
ideas and code-base, which made me enthusiast, eager to learn and 
contribute.

Happy to Contribute.

Regards,
Kirteeraj

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[sympy] Introduction

[Ishaque Nizamani]

Greetings everyone,

 

I am a final-year student of Computer System Engineering at Mehran 
University of Engineering of Technology Jamshoro Pakistan . I have done the 
course on linear Algebra and have thoroughly studied Differential 
equations, Fourier series and Fourier transform I can code in Python, Java 
and Dart .I have experience  in MATLAB and have done Image process and 
Signal Process . I have tried implementing a few Deep Learning like RNN, 
CNN and MLP. When I need calculus in Deep Learning then I found out about 
SymPy.  

 

I have been using python for the last 2.0 years implementing like RNN, CNN 
and MLP. So, I have been thinking about to contribute in open source, so I 
am here to contribute, I choose Sympy because of my mathematics and Python 
knowledge.

 

I look forward to contributing to this wonderful community this GSoC and 
extend the group theory functionality of the combinatorics module.

 

Thank you!

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[sympy] Introduction GSoC 2020

[Lin Xiao Zheng]

Hi everyone! 
I'm a first year undergrad in Computer Science at McGill University in 
Montreal. I have experience in Java, Python, and some C. I also speak 
French if that's interesting to anyone.
I've worked on some projects (mostly related to school) with differential 
equations, basic physics models, and machine learning. Some topics include: 
Logistic Population Model, Immune Response to Tumor Growth, Particle 
Collision, Spam Filtering, ... I've never participated in an open source 
project so I don't quite know how it works yet, but I'm hoping to learn! 

I have a strong passion for mathematics, hence why working on a project for 
SymPy interests me. I've taken university level courses on group theory, 
linear algebra, discrete maths, and probability, as well as an algorithms 
course in computer science.
I took a look at the projects list and these caught my eye:

   - Risch Algorithm for symbolic integration
   - Classical Mechanics: Efficient Equation of Motion Generation with 
   Python

Any guidance would be really appreciated for a beginner like me. 
Thank you!

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[sympy] Introduction

[Yashas Lokesh]

Hi, my name is Yashas Lokesh, and I'm a junior (3rd year) undergrad at the 
University of Maryland, studying a CS and Math double degree with a Physics 
Minor. I also teach a Python web development course for undergraduates at 
my university.

I have about 2 years of experience with Python. I started by completing a 
100 days of code challenge, where I created many scripts to access various 
APIs and present information to the user, some scripts to explore machine 
learning libraries, and my current work is mainly based on Pygame and 
Pymunk. I've been developing an adventurer game with Pygame, and am 
currently working on a research project where I create a game with 
Pygame/Pymunk to use a reinforcement learning library. My first 
contribution to OSS will be for the aforementioned research project.

I've taken math courses in Abstract Alg., Linear Alg., Diff Eq., 
Multivariate Calc., Number Theory, Analysis, and Topology. I participated 
in a direct reading program with a graduate student last semester where I 
worked with Weyl and Coxeter groups, so I'm particularly interested in 
group theory. 

I have experience with Mathematica, I have used it in a cryptography course 
and as a visualizer for multivariate functions and their properties. I 
don't have a lot of experience with SymPy; I've used it to introduce my 
brothers to Python and get them more interested in math.

I originally thought of contributing to SymPy for GSoC 2020, but I accepted 
an internship offer this summer so I can't commit enough time to the GSoC 
timeline. I'm most interested in contributing to the combinatorics module, 
specifically implementing group theoretic algorithms as described in A 
Handbook of Computational Group Theory.

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Re: [sympy] Introduction for gsoc 2020

[Gagandeep Singh (B17CS021)]

Hi Abhay,

For `sympy.stats` module please go through the following links,

1. GSoC, 2020 ideas for Probability/Statistics -
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2020-Ideas#probability
2. GSoC, 2020 report for Probability/Statistics -
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2019-Report#gagandeep-singh-enhancement-of-statistics-module-francesco-bonazzi-sidhant-nagpal
 and
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2019-Report#ritesh-kumar-enhancement-of-statistics-module-francesco-bonazzi-sidhant-nagpal

Also, note that you have to satisfy the patch requirements of SymPy for
getting proposal evaluated. Thanks.

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> Institute of Technology Patna.I have done several projects using python one
> of them on which I had recently worked was based on networkx module.I have
> mathematics knowledge upto engineering level.I want to work on
> Probability/static module for gsoc 2020.I am also doing a course named
> probability theory and random process in my current semester.Someone please
> guide me.
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[sympy] Introduction for gsoc 2020

[Abhay Singh]

Hi,everyone I am Abhay Singh,a second year B.tech student at Indian 
Institute of Technology Patna.I have done several projects using python one 
of them on which I had recently worked was based on networkx module.I have 
mathematics knowledge upto engineering level.I want to work on 
Probability/static module for gsoc 2020.I am also doing a course named 
probability theory and random process in my current semester.Someone please 
guide me.

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Re: [sympy] Introduction and Idea for GSOC 2020 (Parsing)

[Souvik Mandal]

Thanks Nikhil. I will submit my research in proposal format in few days and 
will work on a patch as soon as possible.

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Re: [sympy] Introduction and Idea for GSOC 2020 (Parsing)

[Nikhil Maan]

Hey souvik, 

If you find something useful in your research, it'll be great if you can 
discuss it here. We can also provide our suggestions and feedback. You can 
also discuss the proposal here if you would like to before submitting,

Also, we do require you to submit at least one patch to SymPy along with 
your proposal. You can read more about it here. 


Regards, 
Nikhil Maan

On Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 2:35:10 PM UTC+5:30, Souvik Mandal wrote:
>
> Thanks, Aaron. I will research those. After I am done, should I discuss 
> those here or create a proposal and submit it somewhere (before actual 
> submission of proposal in GSoC website)? Also, do I need to contribute to 
> sympy before writing the proposal (I am new in this community)?
>
> On Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 1:43:52 PM UTC+5:30, Aaron Meurer wrote:
>>
>> The idea is somewhat open. There is already an existing LaTeX parser 
>> that uses ANTLR, but it could be improved. If you determine that 
>> another parser would be better, than we can switch. Also if you find 
>> something that already knows how to generate an AST for LaTeX we can 
>> look at using that as well. I don't know of anything out there, but I 
>> also haven't really researched it. 
>>
>> Basically, we haven't researched the problem enough ourselves yet to 
>> know what the best technological solution to it would be, so part of 
>> your proposal process would be doing that and discussing the options 
>> with us. 
>>
>> Aaron Meurer 
>>
>> On Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 11:54 PM Souvik Mandal  
>> wrote: 
>> > 
>> > Hi, 
>> > I am Souvik Mandal. I am a fourth-year computer and engineering student 
>> from IIT Indore. I am interested in working in the Parsing project under 
>> Computer Science, Graphics, and Infrastructure Projects section. I have few 
>> doubts regarding the project - 
>> > 
>> > Do I need to design the AST, or will we be using AST for LaTeX that is 
>> already implemented? Also, will we be using ANTLR and python parser, or it 
>> needs to be implemented from scratch? It would be great if anyone can guide 
>> me. 
>> > 
>> > Thank you. 
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[sympy] Introduction: Sympy

[kalyani naik]

Hey I'm Kalyani. I'm a freshman studying computer Science. I have been 
using python for the past 3 years. I have done projects on Machine Learning 
using python. I would love to contribute to the Sympy community in GSoC 
2020!

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[sympy] Introduction GSOC2020

[shubham]

Hello Everyone,

I am Shubham Sidhartha, third year undergraduate student of Applied
Mathematics at IIT Roorkee. I have a keen interest in mathematics and
programming and want to contribute to sympy. I am interested in the "Vector
Integration" project and would like to know more about it as not much was
mentioned on the ideas page. I want to know what are the things we want to
accomplish by this project so that I can work on them.

Thanks and Regards
Shubham Sidhartha

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[sympy] Introduction to community

[TANZEEL UR RAHMAN]

Hello everyone,

I am a third-year student at BITS, Pilani pursuing a dual major in M.Sc 
Mathematics and B.E Electronics and Instrumentation. Last semester while 
writing a research paper I found out about SymPy and it was like a dream 
project that every programmer studying Mathematics wants to develop. 

Advanced Linear Algebra, Ordinary Differential Equations, Partial 
Differential Equation, Graph Theory, and Mathematical Modelling are some 
courses that would guide me while contributing to ODE and other interesting 
modules that are under development.

My experience with Python starts with my interest in deep learning models 
two years back. I moved to Python from a rich object-oriented background of 
Java for Android application development, which would serve me in 
contributing to refactor solvers in ode.py into solver classes.

I went through Oscar’s roadmap 
, issues #18348 
, #18377 
, #18403 
, #18414 
, ode.py, single.py and got 
acquainted with the project and source. The plan is very well laid out 
thanks to Oscar and needs to be summed up in GSoC application.

I look forward to contributing to this wonderful community this GSoC season 
and further to a stable release of the ode package.

Thank you! 

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[sympy] Introduction for GSOC 2020

[Hmrishav Bandyopadhyay]

Hello everyone,
 I am Hmrishav Bandyopadhyay, a 2nd year Electronics and Telecommunication 
Engineering Undergrad at Jadavpur University. I am interested to 
participate in GSOC 2020 with "Sympy" and would like to work on the RUBI 
project idea.As to my profile, I am proficient in python and have been 
coding in python for 3+ years now. I have completed many projects based on 
python, one of which recently featured in IEEE Kolkata Conference as a 
Research Paper. I graduated my 12th boards(CBSE) with 95 marks in 
mathematics and a percentage of 93.5 overall. My course at Jadavpur 
University and my projects there require me to be up-to-date with various 
algorithms associated with computer vision , many of which require a strong 
sense of mathematics, specifically algebra. I would be highly obliged if 
the mentors could help me with the next steps regarding my application.

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[sympy] introduction

[Ram Krishna Singh]

Hi there all, My name is Ram Krishna Singh. I want to learn how to 
contribute and apply for GSOC 2020, any pointers to same is highly 
appreciated.

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[sympy] introduction to Sympy Gsoc_2020

[harsha gudupudi]

Dear Mentor,

I am Harrsha vardhen, a fourth-year undergraduate Research student at IIIT 
Hyderabad, I have been using python for about three years and want to 
contribute sympy module. Beside python, I am also comfortable with C++, 
MatLab, JS. I interested in solving mechanics and physics problems. I am 
familiar with algorithms and regularly participate in algorithmic contests.

I have completed the following coursework in Mathematics

   1. 
   
   Linear Algebra
   2. 
   
   Probability and Statistics
   3. 
   
   Transform Calculus
   4. 
   
   Differential equation
   5. 
   
   Numerical solution of ordinary and partial differential equations
   6. Mechanics of material 
   7. Structural Analysis
   8. FEM(finite element method)
   9. Data structures and Computer programming 
   10. Multivariate Analysis 
   11. SMAI(Statistical methods in AI)
   12. Theory of elasticity
   
I have started using Sympy and will soon get familiar with it. If you have 
some suggestions for GSoC 2020, then please let me know. I want to get 
started with my proposal. I even have an accepted research paper at the 
WCEE 2020 conference in the field of Structural Design optimization of 
frames. I am interested in working on the project of "Continuum Mechanics: 
Create a Rich 2D Beam Solving System". Could suggest regarding the 
improvements I can plan during this summer and possible points for my 
proposal. I will update you on more ideas for my Proposal in the next Email.


Thank you,

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Re: [sympy] Introduction and GSOC 2020: Risch Algorithm

[Aaron Meurer]

The parts of the algorithm that are implemented are in
sympy/integrals/ in risch.py, rde.py, and prde.py.

A good place to start would be to look at Chetna's unmerged pull
requests from 2013. There is also the gitter.im/jksuom/sympy chat
history, where the most recent developments have been discussed (you
may need to scroll back a bit).

Aaron Meurer

On Fri, Feb 28, 2020 at 4:22 AM Risubh Jain  wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I am Risubh Jain, a 2rd year undergraduate student of Computer Science at 
> IIIT Hyderabad, India. I first contributed to sympy towards the end of 2019. 
> I wanted to work with sympy for GSOC 2020 and am inclined toward the project 
> "Risch algorithm for symbolic integration".
>
> I first read about risch algorithm on the ideas list and since then have 
> started reading the Bronstein book. In the wiki page it is mentioned that the 
> algorithm is already implemented somewhat . I skimmed through the work done 
> by chetna in her project back in 2013. I wanted to ask about the current 
> expectations of the project. From where exactly does work need to be resumed 
> on this?
>
> Regards,
> Risubh Jain
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[sympy] Introduction to the Community

[Anant Thazhemadam]

Hello. I'm Anant Thazhemadam, an undergrad from Bangalore, India, majoring 
in Computer Science and Engineering, with a minor in Electronics and 
Communication Engineering.
I've been exposed to Python, and been involved with development using 
Python for about 2 years now. 
Although I'm not particularly well versed with SciPy, I would love to get 
my share of hands on experience with it, by helping and contributing in 
whatever ways I could. 
I'm interested in algorithms, mathematics (leaning a little towards the 
linear algebra domain and genre), and am also passionate about trying to 
find out and learn more about how program, and technological-community 
based development occurs in in the real world. I would love to begin 
contribution, and would greatly appreciate it, if somebody count point me 
in which direction it would be best for a novice such as myself to start 
from, and also help me. Also, I'm hoping to put in a stellar proposal for 
GSoC, so any pointers/nudges towards that would be highly valued as well.

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[sympy] Introduction to sympy community and GSOC2020

[Karan Dixit]

Hello,

I am Karan Dixit, a third year undergraduate student of Computer Science at Sir 
M. Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology,Bangalore. I am enthusiastic about 
participating in Google Summer of Code and contributing to SymPy. 
Especially, I am interested in the expansion of Sympy's solver functions 
and would like to work on it and would like to solve lambert equation for 
transolve.
I have 2 year of experience in writing Python codes and have done 
competitive coding in python. I`m also very good at mathematics and, 
especially, calculus,algebra and combinatorics . I also have some knowledge 
of set theory ,probability and statistics.
I have read some books on algebra and calculus during my first and second 
year
I have completed a basic course on SymPy from documentation and just have 
the basic knowledge,and soon will be able to solve real world problems and 
I am really looking forward to learning Sympy more and making nice 
contributions.

Regards,
Karan Dixit

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[sympy] Introduction and GSOC 2020: Risch Algorithm

[Risubh Jain]

Hi,

I am Risubh Jain, a 2rd year undergraduate student of Computer Science at 
IIIT Hyderabad, India. I first contributed to sympy towards the end of 
2019. I wanted to work with sympy for GSOC 2020 and am inclined toward the 
project "Risch algorithm for symbolic integration".

I first read about risch algorithm on the ideas list and since then have 
started reading the Bronstein book. In the wiki page it is mentioned that 
the algorithm is already implemented somewhat . I skimmed through the work 
done by chetna in her project back in 2013. I wanted to ask about the 
current expectations of the project. From where exactly does work need to 
be resumed on this?

Regards,
Risubh Jain  

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[sympy] Introduction

[UltGamer07]

Hi to everyone. I'm Harinandan , a sophomore at National Institute of 
Technology ,Calicut, India.

I've been using Python for about a year in the context of Competitive 
Coding. I've completed all math upto secondary school, and am currently 
doing the 4th Sem of Maths as part of BTech. 
I'm more interested in computational algorithms as those are what i came 
across when attempting coding contests. 

I'm planning to apply for GSoC and make useful contributions to SymPy while 
learning more math and coding myself

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[sympy] Introduction to SymPy Community

[Bhaskar Gupta]

Hello,

I am Bhaskar Gupta and currently pursuing a course of Bachelor in 
Technology in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics at IIIT Delhi. It's 
been a year since I have been coding in python. I also have completed one 
math course which is Linear Algebra and studying Probability & Statistics 
in my second semester. I like problem solving and like to learn about more 
new algorithms. I didn't knew about SymPy before this project but I have 
installed and used SymPy after knowing about it. As I love Maths and 
Computer Science, and SymPy gives me the opportunity to do something in 
both of them at same time, I would love to contribute to SymPy in GSoC 2020.

Thanks and Regards,
Bhaskar Gupta

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[sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community & GSoC 2020

[Riyan]

Hello Everyone

I'm Riyan Dhiman , first year *Computer Engineering* student from Delhi 
Technological University, Delhi, India. I'm coding in c++  and python from 
past 2 years. I use c++ for competitive programming and python for project 
purposes.I use python for implementing flask framework. I've done 3 solo 
flask projects. I've participated in Google Hash Code 2020 (Team name: 
Failed ICPC ) and ranked 2969 globally.
I've study physics and mathematics as course syllabus in first and second 
semester and have a love for physics. I've been reading books on classical 
mechanics and electrodynamics since 1 year and after going through the idea 
list i found that sympy is the organization i would like to work for in 
this summer as i never get opportunity to apply those physics theories i 
learned from those books.

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[sympy] Introduction to sympy community

[suman grewal]

Hello everyone
I am Suman Grewal pursuing 5-year Integrated MSc in Mathematics in NIT 
Surat. Currently I am in my fourth year. I have intermediate experience in 
Python 3. I have been doing programming in Python since my 3rd year. My 
major subject is Mathematics and I have completed various topics in 
Mathematics in my semester courses, some of which are :
Linear Algebra
Abstract Algebra
Topology
Ordinary Differential Equations
Real and complex analysis
Group Theory (Discrete Mathematics)
Partial Differential Equations
Functional Analysis
Calculus 
I have completed a basic course on SymPy and just have the basic knowledge. 
Soon I will get familiar how to implement it in real life projects. 
Looking forward to learn a lot from sympy mentors and people contributing 
in the organization. 
Thankyou

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[sympy] Introduction

[Yash Kataria]

Hello, SymPy community,

  I am Yash Kataria, a third-year undergraduate student at Dhirubhai 
Ambani Institute of Information and Communication Technology pursuing 
B.Tech Hons. in Information and Communication Technology along with my 
minors in Computational Science. I am keenly interested in mathematics and 
computer science. I am well versed in C, C++, Python, and Matlab. I have 
been coding in python for 1 year. I have made scripts, assignments and 
machine learning algorithms using it. I have also worked in the areas of 
optimization, computational physics, and Computational and numerical 
methods. I have had courses in Calculus, Probability, and Statistics, 
Computational Physics, Computational and Numerical methods. I have worked 
on algorithms like the Forward Euler Method, Backward Euler Method, 
Trapezoidal Method, and the fourth-order Runge-Kutta method,I have started 
using SymPy one week ago, starting to familiarise myself with it. I am 
interested in making solvers for the system of ODEs.

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[sympy] Introduction

[nisarg shah]

Hello Sympy Community,
My Name is Nisarg Shah. I am 3rd year undergraduate student at National
Institute of Technology , Karnataka , Surathkal majoring in Mechanical
Engineering.
My areas of interest are Statistics , Machine Learning and Competitive
programming.  I am interested in 2 ideas related to stats module for GSOC
2020
1) Multivariate distributions :- I would further like to add multivariate
non linear regression feature in it along with the multivariate
distribution. The core idea will be to given the distributions of all the
random variables and the type of function the user wants to fit , the
module should be able to compute the parameters of the function.
2) Support assumptions of dependence between random variables:- This
project might involve the formulation of joint distribution of dependent
random variables, given their marginal distributions as per my
understanding.
I have been coding in Python , C/C++ for the past 2 years and have gained
good knowledge about this programming languages.
Also I have taken Probability course & am currently undergoing Statistics
Course.
Please provide me more inputs regarding the ideas discussed.

*Thanks and Regards *
*Nisarg Shah*
*National Institute of technology,  karnataka*

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[sympy] Introduction

[Ashok Priyadarshi]

I am Ashok Priyadarshi. I am in the 3rd year of my Integrated M.Sc. in 
Mathematics and Computing BIT  Mesra, Ranchi. 
I have been coding using Python for last two I am also  Java certified 
programmer.
I am new to open source.
I have been using sympy from last two month.
I have gone through following mathematical courses in detail.
Analytical geometry and calculas
Real Analysis
Modern and Real algebra
Topology
Statistics and probability
Ordinary differential equation with specail function
Integral Transform and partial differential equation 
Numerical methods and optimization technique
Along with it I have worked on some industry collaborated  automation 
project that requires application of digital signal processing , wavelets, 
statistics in last summer and winter.
Hoping for guidance and help from everyone so I can contribute efficiently 
to sympy

Thankyou

Regards



 



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[sympy] Introduction to the SymPy community

[Naoki Ishii]

Hello,

I am Naoki Ishii, a first year student of the University of Tokyo. I am 
enthusiastic about participating in Google Summer of Code and contributing 
to SymPy. Especially, I am interested in the expansion of Sympy's solver 
functions.
I have a year of experience in writing Python codes (and longer experience 
in writing in C#.) I have comprehension of calculus, algebra and linear 
algebra. I also have some insight into set theory and logic, and very 
limited knowledge of abstract algebra like group theory and category theory.
To be perfectly honest, I have no previous experience in computer algebra. 
But I have interested in and dreamed of solving mathematical problems 
computationally for a long time. I am really looking forward to learning 
Sympy more and making nice contributions.

Regards,
Naoki Ishii

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[sympy] Introduction to the SymPy community

[Shaurya Shah]

 Hello everyone, 
 My name is Shaurya Shah and I am currently in my second year puruing a 
B.E. degree in Information Technology from Jadavpur University. I have more 
than one year of experience working with python. I also have some 
experience with machine learning and know other languages such as 
C++,Java,R and Octave.  Any guidance on getting started with SymPy will be 
appreciated and I intend to contribute to SymPy in the future as well. 
Regards,
Shaurya Shah.

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[sympy] Introduction to this wonderful community!

[Arpan Chattopadhyay]

Hello everyone. I hope everyone is in the best of their spirits!

My name is Arpan Chattopadhyay. I am pursuing my B.Tech in Electrical and 
Electronics from BITS Pilani, Pilani Campus, India. I have over a year of 
experience in Python, particularly in Django. I have a keen interest in 
Computer Science and Mathematics. I have done and I continue to do projects 
on Machine and Deep Learning through the experienced faculties on campus. I 
have completed three courses on basic and advanced algebra as a part of my 
course curriculum.  I have had the chance to work in Sympy last semester 
and I was fascinated by the tasks it can accomplish. That's why I have 
decided to work extensively in this wonderful community as a part of my 
Google Summer of Code Program. 

I am very well versed in English and love interacting with people. Apart 
from coding, I love watching films, particularly mystery ones. I play and 
follow football as well. I hope I fit in the community culture well and I 
continue to contribute even after the GSoC program gets over. Cheers!

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[sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community

[Saket Bhatt]

Hello! 
Myself Saket Bhatt, 4th year undergraduate from IIT Roorkee. I have over 2 
years of experience in python that includes my pre-final year internship 
project.
I have engineering level mathematics experience. My algorithmic interest 
include graph theory and algebraic algorithms. I look forward to 
make contribution to sympy

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Re: [sympy] Introduction and Idea for GSOC 2020 (Parsing)

[Souvik Mandal]

Thanks, Aaron. I will research those. After I am done, should I discuss 
those here or create a proposal and submit it somewhere (before actual 
submission of proposal in GSoC website)? Also, do I need to contribute to 
sympy before writing the proposal (I am new in this community)?

On Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 1:43:52 PM UTC+5:30, Aaron Meurer wrote:
>
> The idea is somewhat open. There is already an existing LaTeX parser 
> that uses ANTLR, but it could be improved. If you determine that 
> another parser would be better, than we can switch. Also if you find 
> something that already knows how to generate an AST for LaTeX we can 
> look at using that as well. I don't know of anything out there, but I 
> also haven't really researched it. 
>
> Basically, we haven't researched the problem enough ourselves yet to 
> know what the best technological solution to it would be, so part of 
> your proposal process would be doing that and discussing the options 
> with us. 
>
> Aaron Meurer 
>
> On Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 11:54 PM Souvik Mandal  > wrote: 
> > 
> > Hi, 
> > I am Souvik Mandal. I am a fourth-year computer and engineering student 
> from IIT Indore. I am interested in working in the Parsing project under 
> Computer Science, Graphics, and Infrastructure Projects section. I have few 
> doubts regarding the project - 
> > 
> > Do I need to design the AST, or will we be using AST for LaTeX that is 
> already implemented? Also, will we be using ANTLR and python parser, or it 
> needs to be implemented from scratch? It would be great if anyone can guide 
> me. 
> > 
> > Thank you. 
> > 
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Re: [sympy] Introduction and Idea for GSOC 2020 (Parsing)

[Aaron Meurer]

The idea is somewhat open. There is already an existing LaTeX parser
that uses ANTLR, but it could be improved. If you determine that
another parser would be better, than we can switch. Also if you find
something that already knows how to generate an AST for LaTeX we can
look at using that as well. I don't know of anything out there, but I
also haven't really researched it.

Basically, we haven't researched the problem enough ourselves yet to
know what the best technological solution to it would be, so part of
your proposal process would be doing that and discussing the options
with us.

Aaron Meurer

On Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 11:54 PM Souvik Mandal  wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am Souvik Mandal. I am a fourth-year computer and engineering student from 
> IIT Indore. I am interested in working in the Parsing project under Computer 
> Science, Graphics, and Infrastructure Projects section. I have few doubts 
> regarding the project -
>
> Do I need to design the AST, or will we be using AST for LaTeX that is 
> already implemented? Also, will we be using ANTLR and python parser, or it 
> needs to be implemented from scratch? It would be great if anyone can guide 
> me.
>
> Thank you.
>
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[sympy] Introduction and Idea for GSOC 2020 (Parsing)

[Souvik Mandal]

Hi,
I am Souvik Mandal. I am a fourth-year computer and engineering student 
from IIT Indore. I am interested in working in the Parsing project 
under Computer Science, Graphics, and Infrastructure Projects section. I 
have few doubts regarding the project -

Do I need to design the AST, or will we be using AST for LaTeX that is 
already implemented? Also, will we be using ANTLR and python parser, or it 
needs to be implemented from scratch? It would be great if anyone can guide 
me.

Thank you.

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[sympy] Introduction to the Sympy Community

[Saksham Rastogi]

I am Saksham, a sophomore at IITD. I’m interested in working on stuff related 
to Linear Algebra as given in the idea prompt.
I’ve done courses related to Linear Algebra.
How should I get started on working towards it ?

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[sympy] Introduction and Idea for GSOC 2020

[Ruchir Chheda]

I am Ruchir Chheda, I have read briefly the ideas proposed for 2020. I did 
really like the ideas related to Code generation and Parsing functions 
under the Computer graphics, Infrastructure section. I have read the 
'introduction to contributing' link, mentioned earlier. How should I start 
with the same? It would be great if anyone could guide me with the same.  

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[sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community

[purva chiniya]

Hello,
I am Purva Chiniya,a third year undergrad at IIT Roorkee.I am proficient in
programming languages and have a profound interest in mathematics and deep
learning.  I'm getting familiar with Sympy and I look forward to
contributing to it.
Thanks:)

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[sympy] Introduction to SymPy community

[Kushagra Garg]

Hello everyone! I am Kushagra studying in BTech IT 2nd year. I am new to 
open-source contributions but I have been active on GitHub for 6 months. I 
am interested in Mathematics and computational algebra. I am excited to 
contribute to SymPy.

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Re: [sympy] Introduction to SymPy community

[Jason Moore]

Nicolás, Welcome to the mailing list!

Thank you so much for maintaining the database. We very much appreciate it.

Jason
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On Wed, Jan 29, 2020 at 6:11 AM Nicolás Guarín-Zapata 
wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am Nicolás Guarín-Zapata, PhD candidate at Purdue University. I am
>> comfortable using Python (and SymPy), and have developed some packages
>> using them. I have contributed to SymPy in the past doing things like:
>> testing ODE solvers, documentation, website translation to Spanish (and
>> some other minor stuff). Currently, I lecture a course in "Advanced
>> Mathematics for Engineers" where we use SymPy.
>>
>
> I forgot to mention that I am the main maintainer of the SymPy-related
> papers database.
>
> Best,
> Nicolás
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Re: [sympy] Introduction to SymPy community

[Nicolás Guarín-Zapata]

Hello,

I am Nicolás Guarín-Zapata, PhD candidate at Purdue University. I am
> comfortable using Python (and SymPy), and have developed some packages
> using them. I have contributed to SymPy in the past doing things like:
> testing ODE solvers, documentation, website translation to Spanish (and
> some other minor stuff). Currently, I lecture a course in "Advanced
> Mathematics for Engineers" where we use SymPy.
>

I forgot to mention that I am the main maintainer of the SymPy-related
papers database.

Best,
Nicolás

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[sympy] Introduction to SymPy community

[Nicolas Guarin]

Hello,

I am Nicolás Guarín-Zapata, PhD candidate at Purdue University. I am 
comfortable using Python (and SymPy), and have developed some packages 
using them. I have contributed to SymPy in the past doing things like: 
testing ODE solvers, documentation, website translation to Spanish (and 
some other minor stuff). Currently, I lecture a course in "Advanced 
Mathematics for Engineers" where we use SymPy.

I don't know why I never subscribed myself to the mailing list, but here I 
am.

Best,
Nicolás

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[sympy] Introduction to SymPy community

[Ayush Kumar Shaw]

Hi,
I am Ayush Kumar Shaw , first year student pursuing B.Tech in Electronics 
And Communication Engineering from IIT (BHU) Varanasi. I have been 
programming in python since last 7-8 months . Mathematics and physics are 
some of my key areas of interest and that's why I would like to contribute 
to this organization . The projects related to ODE's are the ones which I 
would like to work upon. Right now, I am getting familiar with SymPy and 
exploring ideas . Looking forward to contribute to Sympy.

Regards,
Ayush Kumar Shaw

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[sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community

[purva chiniya]

Hello,
I am Purva Chiniya,a third year undergrad at IIT Roorkee.I am proficient in
programming languages and have a profound interest in mathematics and deep
learning.  I'm getting familiar with Sympy and I look forward to
contributing to it.Thanks:)

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Re: [sympy] Introduction to Sympy Community

[Jogi Miglani]

Hi Afia,

Please read the contributing guide(
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Introduction-to-contributing). In
addition, also take a look at README(
https://github.com/sympy/sympy/blob/master/README.rst). Take a look at this
list(https://github.com/sympy/sympy/labels/Please%20take%20over)  for
stalled PRs. Feel free to open a new one for continuing one of these.


Cheers!
Jogi Miglani | Undergraduate
Mathematics And Computing
Indian Institute Of Technology (BHU), Varanasi

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