This is not only for me, but a question for the community in general. Do we have an open knowledge base of budget (interested companies or individuals, public funding) for developing numpy-related packages?
Explaining a bit with a specific case... In the last few years, I have many times thought about the possibility of working with Numpy: finding payment for developing libraries using Numpy or even Numpy internals. Especially, I have written a music python library (called 'music' on PyPI). It holds many useful things, equal-loudness contours, musical notes, localization, HRTF, LUT, singing, glissandi, tremolos & vibratos with transitions, etc etc. I believe it is something well done, which involved scientific research and over a decade of experience with the algorithms, but it still lacks a better organization of the functionalities, better documentation, and better maintenance. To reach that point, one would probably have to be paid to take the necessary time. Beyond that, I know it is useful for making art/music, teaching, learning music, learning music-related signal processing and programming, etc. Maybe the most important point: this is probably the case with other libraries/projects. ((( On the other side, we as a company (here at Modena/Italy) may look into (public, private, own) funding to develop Numpy (internals, libraries). We would also enjoy developing Numpy-related libraries (internals?) if someone needs or wants them. ))) Should this be posted in another list/forum? Any thoughts? R. -- Renato Fabbri --
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