[sympy] I want to apply for gsoc for the first time and am good in c programing wat do I do

2018-02-09 Thread cherigobert21
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[sympy] brief introduction to the community

2018-02-09 Thread rayruijian
Hello everyone, I am Ruijian and want to apply for GSoC 2018. I am a second year student pursuing pure mathematics and computer science at University of Toronto. I have been programming in python for two years, including some projects like Huffman compression/decompression, face

[sympy] GSOC 2018: Rubi

2018-02-09 Thread ashish kumar gaurav
Hello, I am Ashish Kumar Gaurav . I will be a GSOC applicant this year. I have been contributing to sympy since november. I want to discuss on the Rubi Integrator idea as given on the Idea's page. What are the works left that must be done to get this integrator completed ? In the present rubi

[sympy] Support for using Symbols as Pandas indexes

2018-02-09 Thread 'Nowan Ilfideme' via sympy
Hi, I ran into problems while trying to use Symbols as columns for a pandas.DataFrame *. This is probably not relevant to SymPy development itself, but rather just use. This seems to be a problem with both frameworks treating callable() objects specially: >>> import pandas as pd >>> from

Re: [sympy] Support for using Symbols as Pandas indexes

2018-02-09 Thread Aaron Meurer
Symbol objects being callable is something that we've wanted to remove for some time, but I don't know if it will happen any time soon. https://github.com/sympy/sympy/issues/3539 I don't know of any simple workarounds. My first thought was to use a subclass, but I can't figure out how to make a