Hi There Everyone !
My name is Leandro Pezzente , currently coursing a PhD ( Physics)
Student at La Plata National University (UNLP) in Argentina and an
enthusiastic Java Programmer with intentions to get my S2E6
Certification probably in September/October.
I am
Everyone !
>
>My name is Leandro Pezzente , currently coursing a PhD (
Physics)
> Student at La Plata National University (UNLP) in Argentina and an
> enthusiastic Java Programmer with intentions to get my S2E6
> Certification probably in September/October.
>
>
Thak you all for your comments and feedback !
As for me , one of the main reasons for joining such an exciting
project is to learn and gain experience , so , following Thomas advice
, its a great way for me to get a good grasp on Unit Tests and javadoc
( btw , thanks for the links !).
I hope I c
Hi everyone !
I just wanted to know if there are plans for any of these features in
Future Comons Math packages :
+ Wavelets
+ Fractional Fourier Transforms
+ Generalized Fresnel Transforms
+ Fractional Differentiation
Thanks to you all !
Leandro.
Hi Sebastien,
Nice , I will add them to my future tasks list.
Albeit first I want to get familiar with both the API and the coding
Style.
Regarding Fractional Differentiation and Generalized Fresnel
Transforms i had implemented in C a few years back , but without using
FFT ( only numerical integ
I think its a great idea. so i give a +1 to it.
Leandro.
On jueves, 09 de febrero de 2012 at 1:12 PM, Luc Maisonobe wrote:Hi,
Some times ago, we had a discussion about some issues with Android
devices. One issue was that the packaging system for Android did
remove
some folders we put inside MET
Hi There Felix !
Welcome to the dev zone ! . I am rather new here myself.
Looking forward to your contributions too !
Bye !
Leandro.
On miércoles, 08 de febrero de 2012 at 7:30 PM, Simone Tripodi
wrote:Hi Felix,
welcome in the brotherhood and yes, that's the way to go :)
Looking forward to
In this case , I am more prone in an API to provide a Wrapper Class
that provides a Serializable view , rather than make everything
Serializable or not.
Leandro A. Pezzente.
On viernes, 10 de febrero de 2012 at 4:41 PM, Gilles Sadowski
wrote:Hi.
This is an issue raised in relation to this JIRA
Hi !
I uploaded a patch for FastFourierTransformer.java on JIRA switching
from a iterative loop approach to a recursive iterative approach. I
had up to a 5x Performance Improvement on my test , Unit tests whwere
passed without any problems.
With regards,
Leandro A. Pezzente
Apparently I am still so Incompetent I jump to ( Invalid ) conclusions
too fast. I kinda feel asamed for this. I think I will just try to
take my own time and try ti learn how to do things properly first.
With Regards,
Leandro A. Pezzente
On lunes, 13 de febrero de 2012 at 7:54 AM, leandro
Hi Sebastien !
Thanks for your support ! . The main reason i decided to jump into
this was to gain field experience ,
so I guess comitting mistakes like this one is part of my own learning
journey.
But hopefully , I am pretty sure I am among good teachers. I just
gotta use a litttle bit more of c
Hi !
I was curious wether Commons Collections is dormant or not , since
last release is from 2010 and this release doesnt support generics.
With regards ,
Leandro A. Pezzente
Yes , i know , but , arent other products like Tomcat 7.0 being hurt
by being dependent on a pre-generics version of Commons Collections ?
Leandro A. Pezzente
On miércoles, 15 de febrero de 2012 at 3:23 PM, Gary Gregory
wrote:Guava is a fine product but I'd like to see a generics version
of
[col
Thomas ,
You are right , maybe using Tomcat as an example was not really an
appropiate example. Maybe I should have used Hibernate or Apache Derby
as an example , but you already answered my question regarding wheter
or not generics can afffect such products , wich its actually
reassuring despise
Now that Commons Math 3.0 is almost released I guess I can start a
thread regarding this proposal , I think its a really cool feature and
that It can improve Math Commons flexibility in a huge grade.
This is my Basic Proposal : To Implement an Abstract Factory Pattern (
that is , an abstract class
_ _An Issue I was forgetting about is wheter or not , Abstract factory
calculate method should be override to provide support for Complex
types.
On jueves, 16 de febrero de 2012 at 5:27 PM, leandro pezzente
wrote:Now that Commons Math 3.0 is almost released I guess I can start
a
thread regarding
Hi Everybody !
Does anyone think a wavelets transforms implementation would worth it
?
Leandro
On domingo, 26 de febrero de 2012 at 9:03 PM, Simone Tripodi wrote:>
Unfortunately,
> I've not had much time to dig into this code, but I would really
love
> to find some time. I like this kind of stuff. It makes me feel
like
> all that discrete mathematics stuff I studied wasn't a complete
wa
On Monday, March 05, 2012 at 4:41 AM, Sébastien Brisard
wrote:Hi,
now that CM3 is on its way thanks to Gilles' dedication in the last
weeks, I would like to exhume this long-standing topic. In a few
words, my understanding is that the interfaces for matrices and
vectors are cluttered with many
>>
>This is not *my* idea, it has been around for some time now (long
>before I joined the project). The aim of this thread is merely to
>try
>and find the best way to proceed and capitalize on previous
>discussions. I would love to hear your thoughts (and those of
>others)
>on that proposal (t
On Tuesday, March 06, 2012 at 3:20 AM, Sébastien Brisard
wrote:
>
>>
>> Thanks for your suggestion ! I Downloaded the sources and i will
>check them soon. If I am correct , Maxima is implemented in Lisp
>(or CLisp) but I guess it could be feasible , once they had been
>analyzed and studied
>>
>> Thanks for your suggestion ! I Downloaded the sources and i will
>> check them soon. If I am correct , Maxima is implemented in Lisp
>(or
>> CLisp) but I guess it could be feasible , once they had been
>analyzed
>> and studied , to translate those algorithms into Java.
>
>Maxima is GPL lic
>
>That's not the right conclusion.
>If there had been arguments against including , you
>would have
>gotten a response. :-)
You are totally right Gilles , I apologize for jumping to that conclusion.
>
>The central point is: It's is not primarily other people that have
>to be
>interested in a f
>Unless the code is re-released there's generally little need to
>update the site.
>
>> Do you think I can create such a page on the website?
>
>-1, that's not a suitable use for the web-site, which is primarily
>for
>end-users, not developers.
>
>Also, it's not trivial releasing the Math website
On Wednesday, March 07, 2012 at 12:21 PM, Gilles Sadowski
wrote:
>
>Hi.
>
>> >Unless the code is re-released there's generally little need to
>> >update the site.
>> >
>> >> Do you think I can create such a page on the website?
>> >
>> >-1, that's not a suitable use for the web-site, which is
I am not a committer , but I surely give a big ( virtual ) +1 to all
Commons-Collections related Improvments.
On Wednesday, March 07, 2012 at 10:23 PM, sebb wrote:
>
>Collections still uses the old Maven1 directory structure, which
>means
>its pom has to redefine various properties.
>
>Any obj
>Dear all,
>you might have seen the creation of a new ticket (MATH-765). This
>is
>going to be the place where our discussions regarding the present
>issue will be summarized. For the time being, this page is largely
>work in progress, so I would encourage people to ***REFRAIN FROM
>COMMENTING***
On Thursday, March 08, 2012 at 3:20 AM, Sébastien Brisard
wrote:
>
>Hi,
>>
>> Dear all,
>> you might have seen the creation of a new ticket (MATH-765).
>This is
>> going to be the place where our discussions regarding the present
>> issue will be summarized. For the time being, this page is
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