Hi everyone!
My name is Aravind Mohandas and I am a postgraduate student in Mathematics
at Indian Institute of Technology Ropar, India. This is my first time
contributing to open source, and I really look forward to the experience.
- Level of familiarity with python : I've been
Sir, I don't know who is going to mentor this project. So please try to
help me as this is an important doubt. I have tried several ways. Now I am
finally continuing with the idea I have mentioned above. So please try to
correct me if I am in wrong way and wasting my time.
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Ar
inputs.
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Sorry for being passive these days. I was busy with some course projects
and am done. I have gone through the two classes again to recall
everything. I have a small doubt, a conceptual one. Can you please explain
me the the difference between argument qs in LagrangesMethod and q_ind &
q_dep in
Hi all,
I am Aravind, a GSoC aspirant from sympy. I have started working for the
mentioned project. I have written a draft proposal and uploaded on the
site. As there was no mentor mentioned on the ideas page, please can anyone
take a look at this review?
the link is
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https
within the prescribed time. This
<https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/GSoC-2016-Application-Aravind-Reddy-:-Classical-Mechanics>
is
my draft proposal. Please try to review it and give your valuable
suggestions. The experience which I got from these days forced me to dot
his project rathe
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an eigen value based on the argument provided that it is a zero matrix and
a zero matrix will be nilpotent.
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Aravind
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sympy.physics.mechanics packages. *So I need to start in that way, so that
I can get a clear overview of how to complete the project in the prescribed
time limit. And also it helps me to make a clear timeline of how to
complete my work.
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Sir,
I am, Aravind Reddy, a third year B-Tech student in Computer Science in
IIIT-Hyderabad. I will be applying for Gsoc 2016 from Sympy. As the time
for proposal submission is approaching I have some doubts regarding that. I
am posting as this may help other students who also have the same
Jason,
Sir, can you please elaborate on the work which I have to do now? I have to
start working on *symengine*. So where should I start now?
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Aravind
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Sir, can you please elaborate on the work which I have to do now? I have to
start working on *symengine*. So where should I start now?
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Jason,
Sir, can you please elaborate on the work which I have to do now? I have to
start working with symengine. So where should I start now?
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input, returns *True* if it is empty, returns F*alse* if it isn't.
So please anyone look into this and please provide your valuable inputs to
correct me or even make the statement more clear and standard.
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modules are used the most. Now I got an exact idea of what I
am doing and what should I do? can you guide me how to continue with this?
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Jason,
Sir, thanks for your help.I have gone through profiling in python. I felt
*snakeviz *more comfortable. Using that I have got the following
considerable remarks.
Isuru Fernando,
Sir, you gave me an advice to start by profiling the n-link-pendulum-code.
I found that there are two such fu
itself, it is not
calling any other functions. But there may be a chance that the functions
called here like *kanes_equation() *may call the functions we are looking
for. So now I am looking for such dependencies. Sir please correct me if I
am in a wrong way.
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Aravind
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itself, it is not
calling any other functions. But there may be a chance that the functions
called here like *kanes_equation() *may call the functions we are looking
for. So now I am looking for such dependencies. Sir please correct me I am
in a wrong way.
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Jason,
Thank you for the guidance. I 'll start the work as soon as possible.
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Hi all,
I am Aravind from IIIT-Hyderabad, India. I am new to open source
contribution. From last week I have been working the issues of sympy in
github. I will be applying to GSoC this year from Sympy. I have gone
through various topics mentioned in the Ideas Page. Out of all I liked
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