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| * [:/matrixdensenumpy: Create a Matrix_numpy_dense class in Sage] | * [[/matrixdensenumpy| Create a Matrix_numpy_dense class in Sage]] |
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| * [:/numpyosx64: Get NumPy, SciPy & MatplotLib to build on 64-bit OS X] | * [[/numpyosx64| Get NumPy, SciPy & MatplotLib to build on 64-bit OS X]] |
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| * [:/hnf2: Further optimize the implementation of Hermite Normal Form in Sage] | * [[/hnf2| Further optimize the implementation of Hermite Normal Form in Sage]] |
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| * [:/mpznumpy: Create a prototype fast numpy matrix with mpz_t (GMP) entries] | * [[/mpznumpy| Create a prototype fast numpy matrix with mpz_t (GMP) entries]] |
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| * looking at Traits for a Manipulate-like command. | * [[/manipulate| Create manipulate functionality for notebook inspired by Traits and Mathematica]] |
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| * Fix %timeit to respect preparser (in Ipython). | * Fix %timeit, %prun to respect preparser (in Ipython). |
Sage Days 8 Coding Sprints
Further optimize the implementation of Hermite Normal Form in Sage
Create a prototype fast numpy matrix with mpz_t (GMP) entries
- weave cataloging mechanism for sharing with Sage %fortran, %cython, gpu kernels...
- making sage dtypes for better integration into numpy arrays
Create manipulate functionality for notebook inspired by Traits and Mathematica
- Code inlining tools to be shared between Sage and Scipy.
- _fast_float_ / numexpr
- Cython/weave, learn about the Cython/C++ bridge.
- Fix %timeit, %prun to respect preparser (in Ipython).
- Sage spkg for traits, chaco, etc.