This post is with regards to the *Set Infrastructure* part of the project
idea.
After reading a few resources and the ``sets`` module, I would like to know
about a few of these points:
- Handling multidimensional sets
The Ideas Page states that we need to implement few functions to handle
multidimensional set objects.
We have a ProductSet class which represents Cartesian Product of Sets.
Shouldn't a n-ary ProductSet object represent a n-dimensional set object
?
If not, I would like to know more about this topic.
While reading Harsh's GSoC Application Proposal, I came across a few
points that I think need to be addressed.
- Sets need to get more powerful to deal with countable infinite sets. I
think this needs to be implemented as it enhances over power to deal with
ImageSet objects. I will read the relevant resources and try to implement
them. Harsh's PR #2904 might come in handy as well.
- Better imageset evaluator I would like to know what exactly is the
inspiration behind this ?
-
More general set to native type converters, they include Bool to Set and
Set to Bool conversion for multidimensional sets and bools.
I read that we already have Boolean to Set converters in SymPy but I am
not able to find them.
Do we still have them in our codebase or has it been removed ?
Moreover, I would like to know a good usecase for this.
Feel free to add the points I might have overlooked here.
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Kshitij Saraogi
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