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| * '''Leon's partition backtracking''' programs are almost ready for inclusion as a SAGE spkg. I'd like to have each of Leon's original command-line functions wrapped in the library I'm working on. A native group theory class will be much more feasible if these programs are all available. * Once Leon's library is finished, the DSage '''Doubly Even Codes''' class will not depend on magma at all, and will be suitable for inclusion to the SAGE library. |
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| * David Joyner: I'm also interested in coding theory and in particular Robert Miller's work on (now GPL'd) '''Leon's partition backtracking''' programs. | Robert Miller, David Joyner, Josh Kantor, Robert Bradshaw, Emily Kirkman * '''Leon's partition backtracking''' programs. * Distributed Doubly Even Codes will no longer depend on Magma. * A native group theory class will be much more feasible if these programs are all available. * Progress report: After @&#%!, [http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/rlmill/leon-0.1.spkg Version 0.1] spkg! Exposes desauto and wtdist programs, without modification (i.e. still reads codes from file, outputs results to file). * Next baby step: write pyrex class to interface the library as is. * Next giant step: tweak desauto and wtdist to not rely on the filesystem. |
Coding Theory
[:days4/projects/: Other SAGE Days 4 Project]
Robert Miller, David Joyner, Josh Kantor, Robert Bradshaw, Emily Kirkman
Leon's partition backtracking programs.
- Distributed Doubly Even Codes will no longer depend on Magma.
- A native group theory class will be much more feasible if these programs are all available.
Progress report: After @&#%!, [http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/rlmill/leon-0.1.spkg Version 0.1] spkg! Exposes desauto and wtdist programs, without modification (i.e. still reads codes from file, outputs results to file).
- Next baby step: write pyrex class to interface the library as is.
- Next giant step: tweak desauto and wtdist to not rely on the filesystem.