The algorithms are developed. I won't be discovering anything new as far
as this paper is concerned.
I've developed Python scripts that generate the kind of figures we're
interested in. They ain't pretty and can be tweaked. However, the
manuscript figures will have results of your R and C functions, so we'll
have to think of how that'll be done. Hope you don't mind if I suggest YOU
be the one to generate the final figures, due to the R and C stuff. Of
course, you don't have Sage...so shit. And I don't use R or C...so double
shit.
There's also comparisons between Python and Cython to be done. If Cython
doesn't really get us much speed, I won't even bother with it for the
manuscript. I'll do the comparisons over the weekend.
I'm largely focusing on the writing of the manuscript and dreaming of
the results of your R and C scripts as compared to the Python across
different Q's, N's, and sample sizes.
Ken's broader thoughts: