ably the one that wasn't the strength of
the reviewer. That entails discussion and revamping of the site,
which can happen once we have a larger percentage of the docstrings in
draft form. (Any discussion on the merits of this should take place
on scipy-dev, which is the home of doc discussion
py.org domains,
except for docs.scipy.org, are completely absent; you have to know
about them to find them. I don't even know where to find a complete
list of these. They should all have a presence on at least the front
page and maybe the naviga
27;d add is a benchmark example against numpy. Make it
simple, so that people can copy and modify the benchmark code to test
their own performance improvements.
I added an entry for it on the Topical Software list. Please check it
out and modify as you see f
Arrays or scalars are
allowed for the variables, which must be of type 8-bit boolean (bool),
32-bit signed integer (int), 64-bit signed integer (long),
double-precision floating point number (float), 2x64-bit,
double-precision complex number (complex) or raw string of bytes
(str). The arrays m
Well, best to have the full functionality. These things are intended
to be both book components and stand-alone pages. Citation formats
are a religious war anyway.
--jh--
Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2009 12:41:17 -0500
From: Alan G Isaac
Subject: Re: [Numpy-discussion] coding style: citations
To
format?
Most scientific journals use it (Abt 1985).
--jh--
Abt, H. 1985. Harold Abt used to publish surveys of things like
citations when he was ApJ editor in the 1980s but I'm making this
one up just to demonstrate the format except he'd never allow an
article title in a citat
a
non-trivial example will provide material for other writers to flesh
out a full doc for the routine.
Thanks everyone for your help!
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I hope you'll grab the updated docstrings before tagging. At least
grab numpy.__doc__. The main numpy help string didn't adequately
point users to alternatives to help() for the ufuncs.
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outine, making this common task much easier in that
language than ours.
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