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Over the last few years I’ve often tried to make a contribution to LLVM-project but failed to land any contribution in, mostly because I engaged myself in some contract work last year, and because of which I couldn’t devote myself to focusing on it.
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LLVM Intermediate Representation is an a low-level programming language (more lower than C++, Python etc.).
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Conclusion of things done on weekend regarding learning word2vec. word2vec is one of the really good ways to solve the problem of “word-embedding”. , developed by researchers at google (Tomas Mikolov and colleagues) GloVe (Global Vectors for Word Represen…
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Patch policy: Patch should have a Subject: [PATCH] Docs: Add info on supported kernels to REPORTING-BUGS..
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Looking at linux kernel I am currently reading the book Operating System Concepts by Galvin and Galge.
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We worked on Parametric logarithmic derivative PR #12885 only this week.
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We started working on implementation of parametric logarithmic derivative problem using Risch structure Theorem.
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This week we completed PR #12850]() on adding/removing variable in DifferentialExtension class for later introduction of creating extensions of \(\tan\), \(\atan\), and probably algebraic extensions as well.
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Risch’s structure theorem’s For the next couple of weeks we will be moving to understand and implement the Risch’s structure theorem and applications that we will make use of in gsoc project.
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After the Kalevi’s comment The param-rde branch is getting inconveniently big for hunting down and reviewing small changes.
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GSoC 2017: Symbolic Integration I applied for Google Summer of Code again this year, and my project on symbolic integration has been accepted.
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Below is the summary: Gaurav Dhingra - Computational Group Theory in SymPy This project aimed to implement free groups, finitely presented groups and various algorithms like Coset Enumeration using Todd Coxeter method, Low index subgroup and Reidemeister…
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GSoC 2016 Project with SymPy(wrap up): Computational Group Theory Hi, I’m Gaurav Dhingra (@gxyd) and this post is a report of my work for SymPy under Google Summer of Code 2016.
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Hi all, here’s a brief summary of the 12th week of my GSoC: Last week I uploaded the test-coverage files on my website, that revealed some interesting places where a few versions of scan routine in coset enumeration have un-tested if-elif-else case.
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Hi everyone.
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Here is a brief summary of what we did in the second and third week of GSoC.
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Hi everyone.
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Community Bonding period ends, Coding period starts The Community bonding period comes to an end now.
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Hello, I’m Gaurav Dhingra a 3rd year undergraduate student at IIT Roorkee, my proposal on Group Theory with SymPy has been accepted as a part of Google Summer of Code.