Shekhar Rajak
A guy who loves challenging stuffs and learning new technologies along with the 'Time'. Shekhar has worked as student developer in Google Summer of Code (GSoC) 2016, 2017.
SymPy & SymEngine
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What do we prefer for symbolic manipulation and calculations
- Interactive program
- Input as Symbolic form
- Fast and easy
SymPy
- Open Source Python library
- Lightweight
- Interactive tool
- Simple functions for Symbolic mathematics
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History
- Ondrej Certık started the project in 2006.
- Development took off in 2007 when SymPy first participated in Google Summer of Code. We have participated in every Google Summer of Code since.
Present Status
- Over 450 contributors.
- Current code base has over 400,000 lines of code and documentation.
- We have crossed the point of “sympy a toy” to “sympy a tool”
Future
- New assumptions
- Make things faster
- SymEngine
- Implement more algorithms, so we can compute more things (and also make them faster)
- Replacing solve with solveset
- More ideas on wiki page of SymPy
Projects using SymPy
- Sage
- SageMathCloud
- PyDy
- IKFast
- Octave Symbolic
- galgebra
- SymPy.jl
- Mathics
- SfePy
Projects using SymPy
- Quameon
- Lcapy
- Quantum Programming inPython
- LaTex Expression project
- Symbolic Statistical modeling
Symbolic mathematics
- computation with symbolic expressions
Symbolic = π
Numeric = 3.14159
SymPy features
SymPy features
Let's learn these features !
SymEngine
PyCon-SymPy-SymEngine
By Shekhar Rajak
PyCon-SymPy-SymEngine
Slides for PyCon India 2017
