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An Undergraduate Lecture Series for the Foundations of Computational Economics
This PR adds `google collab` compatibility testing for the intro lecture series Related to https://github.com/QuantEcon/meta/issues/139.
Comments by @SylviaZhaooo. ## Content - [x] Missing period in "The lecture will discuss one way to solve a “functional equation” for an unknown function". - [x] “functional equation” (the...
Resolve most comments in #436.
Comments by @SylviaZhaooo. ## Code - [x] Use LaTex label in $D$ and $S$ label. ## Content - [x] 'regarding the way that produces form' -> 'regarding the way that...
Dear John @jstac , I have updated the lecture on OLG model (olg.md) according to the editorial suggestions #434. In particular, this pull request update: Code: - `x=1000` to `n=1000`;...
There are lectures such as https://github.com/QuantEcon/lecture-python-intro/pull/440#discussion_r1594822289 that make use of `remarks` that could be nicely wrapped in admonitions, however the style is currently overly bold in `sphinx-proof` and gives too...
Resolve comments in #433
Suggestions by @longye-tian. ## Code - [x] Remove the grid in the plot - [x] Use `solve` to calculate the inverse ## Content - [x] Change bold non-definition words to...
Comments by @longye-tian. ## Code - [ ] Combine the two graphs showing equilibrium. (Delete the first plot and leave the one with the equilibrium point. - [x] `x =...
**Comments by @mbek0605:** ## Content - [x] Check into `yf.download` and put it in its own cell block and `hide-output` - [x] Update figures and images to be numbered -...