[sympy] Extending a GSOC 2012 project

Hi, I want to extend some GSOC project but I was not able to see the directions for work. Can someone please give me some pointers here so that I can get started? Thanks, -Saurabh JHa -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "sympy" group. To view this d

Re: [sympy] Extending a GSOC 2012 project

Hello, On Sat, Oct 20, 2012 at 11:11:03AM -0700, Saurabh Jha wrote: > > I want to extend some GSOC project but I was not able to see the directions > for work. Can someone please give me some pointers here so that I can get > started? Generally, to start working with SymPy, you need to take a

[sympy] Autowrapping A Complicated (Vector/Matrix) Expression

Hi all, I have the following code fragment: # Symbols p,q,r = symbols('p q r') # Input N by M by 3 Numpy array of floats pts = np.array((N, M, 3)) # Output array of floats djac = np.zeros((N, M)) # Points (floats) pqrpts = np.array((M, 3)) # List of M polynomials as an fn of p,q,r mpol = [get

[sympy] Re: Extending a GSOC 2012 project

Hie, I saw the GSOC 2013 ideas page, listed in wiki and linear algebra module seems interesting to me. I suppose this is the area which can be improved. Can someone tell me if it's a good idea? What is the current progress in this module and what needs to get done. Thanks, -Saurabh Jha On Oct 20