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The current PR on random ray is dead for good reason - it doesn't look like SCONEy code and it isn't easy to extend to the many variations on RR we want to make.
I'd like to have some discussion on…
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This is an assignment for me (@matthewfeickert) and this Issue serves as a reminder for me and also a way to interact with the funcX dev team on this while I write up things and before I make a PR.
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by asnys
"Survey of Dead Worlds" is about picking through the bones of dead societies and figuring out why they destroyed themselves.
And yes.
It can target toxic planets with the nuclear_devasta…
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I wonder whether it would be a broadly useful initiative to prepare and make easily available a document (or documents) demonstrating the application of FORM to solve introductory-level problems in el…
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I see from your GitHub project that you are starting to work with genetic algorithms in Python. The authors of scipy have added a genetic algorithm for initial parameter estimation in curve fitting, t…
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reported by: @CloudyLex
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Title:
Scaling of collision strengths for highly-excited states of ions of the H- and He-like sequences
Authors:
Fernández-Menchero, L.; Del Zanna, G.; Badnell, N. R.
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I see on your GitHub project page's TODO list that you plan to write Python code for gradient descent. A general problem for gradient descent, particularly for more complex equations, is the choice of…
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I see you are writing regression code using Python. Scipy has solvers for non-linear equations, however scipy's default initial parameter values are all 1.0. This can be suboptimal, and in more comple…
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I see on github that you are writing optimization code using Python. When using non-linear solvers such as Levenberg-Marquardt or gradient descent to optimize parameters for non-linear regression, the…