Hello, So, in the Project Idea corresponding to SymPy Live and SymPy Gamma, like, Wolfram Alpha recently launched a recent update of saving search queries for it's paid users. How about if we also go about creating a user registration/login interface which provides several features like saving the search results (which is pretty easy, as only the search queries need to be added to a Database), and Support/Feedback feature - like users can post their feedbacks about SymPy Gamma, report issues if they feel any, or ask for some new feature to be added to SymPy Gamma. This will be very useful to users, once SymPy Gamma attains a good popularity, and we implement the necessary features as a part of this GSoC project, as they will as well look to provide constructive feedback to SymPy, as it's free and open-source, contrary to Wolfram Alpha.
Will this be encouraged as a part of this project? Should we consider working on these (above mentioned) things as a part of this GSoC project, or should we consider and give priority to some other things, as a part of this GSoC project? Aaron Sir, Jasor Sir, Ondřej Sir Could you help me on this? Thanks and Cheers! :) Ashutosh Saboo On Monday, 14 March 2016 11:42:10 UTC+5:30, Ashutosh Saboo wrote: > > Hello, > > So, I was thinking as to how to improve the parser of SymPy Gamma. > > We can define rules, which currently don't exist, using regex expressions > in the SymPy Parser, like searching for common function names in the input > provided by the user. So, will that be fine? Or will we need to add > anything more to accomplish this? > > Thanks. > > Ashutosh Saboo > > On Saturday, 12 March 2016 14:37:53 UTC+5:30, Ashutosh Saboo wrote: >> >> Hello, >> >> Thanks Sudhanshu and Mr. Moore for your response. >> >> Now, this is a big issue with respect to SymPy Gamma - Improving the >> Parser of the site. >> >> For instance when I wrote : plot sinx, it popped me up with an error, >> however plot sin(x) produces the correct result. I would like to parse plot >> sinx to plot sin(x) automatically , and then show output corresponding to >> the parsed output, just with an addition like Google does - I'll just add >> the line 'Did you mean plot sin(x)' and then show the output corresponding >> to the parsed output. >> >> These are some alternatives - http://www.nltk.org/ or https://spacy.io/ >> or https://stanfordnlp.github.io/CoreNLP/. Now, as listed on the Spacy >> website, it's much better than the others. However, NLTK seems to have a >> good documentation and support inline, but, although spacy proves it to be >> a lot more efficient than others, but still it's in early days, and hence >> may not have a good support online. >> >> This is one of the biggest tasks of this project, and I have been >> thinking on how to implement this. >> >> Could someone help me on that, as in how could we go about implementing >> this, or build up on the above? >> >> Could you help Mr. Moore, Sudhanshu, Mr. Aaron on this? >> >> Thanks! >> >> On Friday, 11 March 2016 03:07:48 UTC+5:30, Jason Moore wrote: >>> >>> See below. >>> >>> >>> Jason >>> moorepants.info >>> +01 530-601-9791 >>> >>> On Thu, Mar 10, 2016 at 7:16 AM, Ashutosh Saboo <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Hello everyone. >>>> >>>> I am Ashutosh Saboo, a undergrad student from BITS Pilani, Goa Campus, >>>> currently pursuing M.Sc(Hons.) Maths + B.Tech Computer Science. >>>> >>>> I have been contributing to SymPy since some time now, and several of >>>> my PR's have also got merged, and some of them are also under review now. >>>> My GitHub profile can be viewed at this link - GitHub >>>> <https://github.com/ashutoshsaboo> . >>>> >>>> I have completed several Web Development projects, and I have also used >>>> different web frameworks like, Django, Flask and others as well in my >>>> projects. I also generally prefer coding in python, but I am absolutely >>>> open to learning anything new, that helps me work on any project. So, I >>>> find this as a very challenging and interesting topic, for some reasons-: >>>> >>>> SymPy is getting developed at a very good rate, and many open source >>>> contributors contribute to the code base of SymPy to make it better every >>>> day. Other CAS engines like Wolfram Alpha are not Open Source and also, >>>> with the constant development of SymPy as a full fledged CAS, We must also >>>> make sure, that the normal people can use it, in an easy-to-use web >>>> interface, like that of Wolfram Alpha. That will give an immense >>>> popularity >>>> and also increase in number of users that use SymPy. >>>> >>>> Since, I have contributed to SymPy and solved some of it's bugs, hence >>>> I thought of this as an interesting and challenging topic to improve >>>> SymPy. >>>> I would like to work towards this with full force. >>>> >>>> I wish to improve SymPy Gamma a lot, as it seems to be of great >>>> potential. I have researched a lot on this project and would like to >>>> discuss with the mentors associated with this project. So, who are the >>>> mentors for this project? >>>> >>> >>> We don't have the mentors assigned yet for all the projects. We will >>> select the best proposals and then we will assign mentors. >>> >>> >>>> >>>> Also, I had a look at these links as well - >>>> https://github.com/sympy/sympy_gamma , >>>> https://github.com/sympy/sympy-web-static , >>>> https://github.com/sympy/sympy-live . >>>> >>>> A doubt I had - Is this project associated primarily with the >>>> improvements in both SymPy Live and SymPy Gamma , or only one of them? >>>> >>> >>> It can be either or both. Whatever you prefer. They are different apps >>> so it may be best to focus on one. But they could certainly (and may) share >>> infrastructure. >>> >>> >>>> >>>> I want to eagerly work towards this project. If anyone could guide me >>>> forward, with this, then it would be great? >>>> >>> >>> Search the mailing list and issues to get an idea of what the history >>> and current problems are. >>> >>> >>>> Also, I have already solved some bugs for SymPy, do I need to solve any >>>> bugs for SymPy Live and SymPy Gamma as well, or do I get kick-started with >>>> my project proposal? >>>> >>> >>> It certainly won't hurt your application to solve some bugs in those >>> projects. >>> >>> >>>> >>>> It would be great, if someone could advice their opinions to my above >>>> queries. Eagerly waiting to discuss the ideas, that I have researched >>>> about. >>>> >>>> Expecting a response, >>>> >>>> Thanks a lot. 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