Ashwin Pathak

Ashwin Pathak

MSCS @ Georgia Tech | Ex-SDE Amazon | B.Tech CSE @IIITH

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GSOC 2017

GSOC 2017 - Week 4 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 24 - July 1). This week was concentrated on cross-testing and analysis of the API with some challenging tests.

GSOC 2017 - Week 3 of GSoC 17

3 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 16 - June 23). But first, a brief insight is given about how the code works.

GSOC 2017 - Week 2 of GSoC 17

2 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the second week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 8 - June 15). The target of the second week according to my timeline was to implement the Jacobian and gradient using numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Week 1 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

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This blog is dedicated to the first week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 1 - June 7). The target of the first week according to my timeline was to get conversant with the code structure and implement the derivative using statsmodels and partly by numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Proposal and basic structure of API

3 minute read

Published:

This is the basic outline of the design of the scipy.diff module. I have thoroughly investigated the functioning of statsmodels and numdifftools. Along with it, scipy.misc.derivative has also been looked at. In scipy.diff I propose to have adaptations from numdifftools and statsmodels majorly due to their accurate results, sophisiticated techniques of computation and ease of accessibility.

GSOC 2017 - Implementation of scipy.diff

less than 1 minute read

Published:

I have been selected for the GSOC 2017 under the umbrella organisation of Python Software Foundation - Scipy. The topic of my project is: implementation of a module : scipy.diff.

Python

GSOC 2017 - Week 4 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 24 - July 1). This week was concentrated on cross-testing and analysis of the API with some challenging tests.

GSOC 2017 - Week 3 of GSoC 17

3 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 16 - June 23). But first, a brief insight is given about how the code works.

GSOC 2017 - Week 2 of GSoC 17

2 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the second week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 8 - June 15). The target of the second week according to my timeline was to implement the Jacobian and gradient using numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Week 1 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the first week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 1 - June 7). The target of the first week according to my timeline was to get conversant with the code structure and implement the derivative using statsmodels and partly by numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Proposal and basic structure of API

3 minute read

Published:

This is the basic outline of the design of the scipy.diff module. I have thoroughly investigated the functioning of statsmodels and numdifftools. Along with it, scipy.misc.derivative has also been looked at. In scipy.diff I propose to have adaptations from numdifftools and statsmodels majorly due to their accurate results, sophisiticated techniques of computation and ease of accessibility.

GSOC 2017 - Implementation of scipy.diff

less than 1 minute read

Published:

I have been selected for the GSOC 2017 under the umbrella organisation of Python Software Foundation - Scipy. The topic of my project is: implementation of a module : scipy.diff.

Scipy

GSOC 2017 - Week 4 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 24 - July 1). This week was concentrated on cross-testing and analysis of the API with some challenging tests.

GSOC 2017 - Week 3 of GSoC 17

3 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 16 - June 23). But first, a brief insight is given about how the code works.

GSOC 2017 - Week 2 of GSoC 17

2 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the second week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 8 - June 15). The target of the second week according to my timeline was to implement the Jacobian and gradient using numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Week 1 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the first week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 1 - June 7). The target of the first week according to my timeline was to get conversant with the code structure and implement the derivative using statsmodels and partly by numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Proposal and basic structure of API

3 minute read

Published:

This is the basic outline of the design of the scipy.diff module. I have thoroughly investigated the functioning of statsmodels and numdifftools. Along with it, scipy.misc.derivative has also been looked at. In scipy.diff I propose to have adaptations from numdifftools and statsmodels majorly due to their accurate results, sophisiticated techniques of computation and ease of accessibility.

GSOC 2017 - Implementation of scipy.diff

less than 1 minute read

Published:

I have been selected for the GSOC 2017 under the umbrella organisation of Python Software Foundation - Scipy. The topic of my project is: implementation of a module : scipy.diff.

numerical differentiation

GSOC 2017 - Week 4 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 24 - July 1). This week was concentrated on cross-testing and analysis of the API with some challenging tests.

GSOC 2017 - Week 3 of GSoC 17

3 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the third week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 16 - June 23). But first, a brief insight is given about how the code works.

GSOC 2017 - Week 2 of GSoC 17

2 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the second week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 8 - June 15). The target of the second week according to my timeline was to implement the Jacobian and gradient using numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Week 1 of GSoC 17

1 minute read

Published:

This blog is dedicated to the first week of Google Summer of Code (i.e June 1 - June 7). The target of the first week according to my timeline was to get conversant with the code structure and implement the derivative using statsmodels and partly by numdifftools.

GSOC 2017 - Proposal and basic structure of API

3 minute read

Published:

This is the basic outline of the design of the scipy.diff module. I have thoroughly investigated the functioning of statsmodels and numdifftools. Along with it, scipy.misc.derivative has also been looked at. In scipy.diff I propose to have adaptations from numdifftools and statsmodels majorly due to their accurate results, sophisiticated techniques of computation and ease of accessibility.

GSOC 2017 - Implementation of scipy.diff

less than 1 minute read

Published:

I have been selected for the GSOC 2017 under the umbrella organisation of Python Software Foundation - Scipy. The topic of my project is: implementation of a module : scipy.diff.