[Numpy-discussion] Re: Wondering if there is interest in a "variable convolution" feature in numpy?

2025-06-05 Thread cantor.duster--- via NumPy-Discussion
Thanks for the response, Nathan! I'll check in with SciPy. They have quite a few different convolution functions. Our backup is publishing this as a standalone package on PyPI and conda-forge. I wanted to see if it made sense to integrate it with something else first, though. Unfortunately

[Numpy-discussion] Wondering if there is interest in a "variable convolution" feature in numpy?

2025-06-04 Thread cantor.duster--- via NumPy-Discussion
Hello, My team and I (especially @Arqu1100) have been working on energy-dependent convolutions for a nuclear physics application: https://github.com/det-lab/energyDependentColvolve. We're looking to release this code either as a standalone library or as part of a library because we ran into qu