Graduate student in Computational Mathematics at the University of Chicago.
Interested in Scientific Computing, Numerical Linear Algebra, Complex Networks, Statistics, and Education.
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May
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Graph of Graphs in Graphviz Thanks for the thorough response Simon. In my case though I want to treat each of the subgraphs as nodes in the super-graph, not components. I want to specify that an edge exists between 1->2 and 1->3 and have the subgraphs drawn distinctly, encicrlced as nodes, with the appropriate edges between components. |
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May
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asked | Graph of Graphs in Graphviz |
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May
9 |
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answered | Relational/Logic Programming in Python? |
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May
2 |
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awarded | Nice Question |
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Apr
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Multivariate (polynomial) best fit curve in python? I just noticed this question. I've updated the organization of the repo, added a permissive open source license, and published it on PyPi. You should be able to easy_install multipolyfit . |
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Apr
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accepted | F2Py with allocatable and assumed shape arrays |
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Apr
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F2Py with allocatable and assumed shape arrays I knew I was being a bit dumb with y but I wanted to make something was allocated (my actual code has non-trivial allocations). I did not know about many of the other points though. Looks like I should go look into some sort of Fortran90 best practices guide.... Thanks for the thorough answer!
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Apr
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F2Py with allocatable and assumed shape arrays Prettier markdown |
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Apr
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F2Py with allocatable and assumed shape arrays edited title |
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Apr
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asked | F2Py with allocatable and assumed shape arrays |
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Apr
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Which package should I use to wrap Modern Fortran Code with Python? While I agree that that's discouraging I've still had decent success with it. Out of the box it's more functional than f2py on F90. It also has a very low entry barrier. I was glad to have found it.
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Apr
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answered | Which package should I use to wrap Modern Fortran Code with Python? |
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Apr
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How does the Java for each loop work? deleted 11 characters in body |
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Apr
13 |
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answered | Optimized matrix multiplication in C |
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Mar
29 |
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Python package dependency tree I like the idea of using pip from within Python. The command line interface fails if I already have the package installed. How can I use the Python code directly to find the dependencies of a particular package?
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Mar
29 |
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Python package dependency tree deleted 6 characters in body |
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Mar
29 |
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asked | Python package dependency tree |
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Mar
26 |
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Method selection for numeric quadrature Nice response. Why would QUADPACK have chosen the 21 point Gauss-Kronrod method in particular? Why the magic number? |
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Mar
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Method selection for numeric quadrature @Reid.Atcheson, I think you're answering the question right now. I'm not asking what is the best method, I'm asking what sorts of questions would you ask and what would those answers tell you? How does one approach these sorts of problems in general? |
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Mar
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asked | Method selection for numeric quadrature |
