Re: [sympy] Intrested in working on Optimizing floating point expressions

2023-03-21 Thread Oscar Benjamin
On Tue, 21 Mar 2023 at 06:58, Mohitabinav Mohan Babu wrote: > > Hello everyone, I am Mohit, a sophomore pursuing Btech in Indian Institute of > Technology Madras. i am interested in working on the project "Optimize > Floating Point Expressions" as a part of GSoC-2023. I looked in to the > resou

Re: [sympy] Intro and Potential GSOC Project Ideas

2023-03-21 Thread Oscar Benjamin
On Tue, 21 Mar 2023 at 09:02, Tilo RC wrote: > > Hello! My name is Tilo and I am a sophomore at Pomona College in Claremont, > California. Currently, I am double majoring in math and cs. I am highly > interested in participating in GSoC with sympy because I believe it would be > a great opportu

Re: [sympy] Re: problem trying to solve an equation

2023-03-21 Thread emanuel.c...@gmail.com
This slight modification of the original answer’s code will leave you à symliste variable which can be displayed as formatted LaTeX in the Jupyter notebook. I do not know (yet) how to display a list of such expressions. from sympy import * X = MatrixSymbol('X',2,2) W = MatrixSymbol('W',2,2) Y =

Re: [sympy] Re: problem trying to solve an equation

2023-03-21 Thread Alan Bromborsky
Do you have the equations written out in LaTeX so I could understand the system better? On 3/21/23 10:25 AM, emanuel.c...@gmail.com wrote: I have a couple problems with this “answer”, which roughly replace the transcendental function calls (which are indeed bijections) with symbols and solvi

[sympy] Re: problem trying to solve an equation

2023-03-21 Thread emanuel.c...@gmail.com
I have a couple problems with this “answer”, which roughly replace the transcendental function calls (which are indeed bijections) with symbols and solving for these symbols. The most serious is that the transformed expressions are rational functions, and he proposed solution solves for their

[sympy] Re: problem trying to solve an equation

2023-03-21 Thread emanuel.c...@gmail.com
I have a couple problems with this "answer", which roughly replace the transcendental function calls (which are indeed bijections) with symbols and solving for these symbols. The most serious is that the transformed expressions are rational functions, and he proposed solution solves for their n

[sympy] Intro and Potential GSOC Project Ideas

2023-03-21 Thread Tilo RC
Hello! My name is Tilo and I am a sophomore at Pomona College in Claremont, California. Currently, I am double majoring in math and cs. I am highly interested in participating in GSoC with sympy because I believe it would be a great opportunity to enhance my programming skills and give back to