Update the control notebook to use KanesMethod.linearize()

[moorepants]

We should get rid of all the details about manually linearizing and just use the method.

[moorepants]

@jcrist Would you want to do this? Or shall we leave it as is?

[jcrist]

I can take care of this.

[moorepants]

@jcrist The milestone due dates for the release of 0.3.0 and this updated tutorial are today. What's the status on your contributions?

[jcrist]

Woops, forgot about this. I'll make sure to do it tonight, shouldn't take too long.

[moorepants]

Ok, I'm hoping to send SciPy the updated materials by tomorrow. We'll see what I can get done.

Also we should touch base this week to discuss the tutorial and how we are going to present it (who does what, etc.).

[oliverlee]

Will this be livestreamed/recorded?

On Mon, Jun 15, 2015 at 9:34 PM, Jason K. Moore notifications@github.com wrote:

Ok, I'm hoping to send SciPy the updated materials by tomorrow. We'll see what I can get done.

Also we should touch base this week to discuss the tutorial and how we are going to present it (who does what, etc.).

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/pydy/pydy-tutorial-human-standing/issues/77#issuecomment-112182143 .

[moorepants]

Yes, it will be available on Youtube soon after the conference.

[moorepants]

You should see if Arend will fund you to come over!

[oliverlee]

Maybe next year

[jcrist]

Many of the exercises in this notebook have them doing the linearization manually. I kindof think those are good exercises, and am not sure what to do instead. What are your thoughts on this?

[moorepants]

We can leave it as is if you want. Maybe just show at the end that you can also do it automatically?

[jcrist]

See how I did it in #81 - this may be good enough, idk.