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PyDy tutorial materials for MASB 2014, PYCON 2014, and SciPy 2014/2015.
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Feedback from SciPy 2015
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moorepants
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9 years ago
moorepants
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9 years ago
Here's a long list:
demo could have diagrams of model as it progresses in code (i.e. label what has been created while going along).
super cool example notebooks
you should model a segway balancing
I liked that you developed things on the board
Visualization and playing with params was a great way to give people with less background something to do.
love it! nice break from mathematica
very good figures
maybe add more questions in-between "really easy" and "the nose one" in terms of difficulty
seriously great tutorial, infformative, interesting, engaging, frequent exercise, were good even the "menial" ones
Great examples for playing with the visualization library
Really useful tutorial with great documentation thatnks
Not sure I understand the math well but i have an intutive sense of each part and know how to use python well
Python notebooks are not a great slide replacement
Positive, good pacing
Going well in speed
like building problem up with illustrations on teh white board
print out cheat sheet for forumals and model
well explained demo
frequent questions for audience (pos)
Interesting, haven't used sympy before
great documentation and use of the notebook
the notebooks seem excellent
as an applied mathematician the subject is interesting to me
notebooks and diagrams are very well laid out n descriptive
great drawings and explanations
relevant and interesting example with very clear and well documented notebooks
in notebook 3 center of mass exercise you should give variable names
the example could probably be a simpler 2 body problem just want to get a handle on the module
i'm a visual person sarting with the visualizzations would help
intro (python) probably not needed given audience
slightly long introduction segment
well paced and information, thanks
the pacing was uneven but you probably can't change that with such a diverse group
update the check_env.py to also chekc version of scipy library
not enough time for exerises
a little more explanation of the syntax of the methods, lost me with throwing out func/methods w/o explanation
didn't understand anything in last notebook
i don't have the math background for this
assuming knowledge of notebooks/canopy/anaconda impedes the learning process
typo: graviy 1st senetence
photo printout of example
colorize constants
please go faster through the exercises
definitely need a decent background to fully appreciate the material. maybe recommend some reading ahead of time.
Here's a long list: