Vince Knight

Looks like `numpy` style (sounds good), this might be of interest: https://samnicholls.net/2016/06/15/how-to-sphinx-readthedocs/ If you go down the autodoc route be sure to include `make html` in your CI so that...

Thanks @IanHawke, I appreciate it. Lots of good stuff there, I'll be keeping an eye on that repo! I'm quite familiar with `pulp`, I'm one of the developers of http://conference-scheduler.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

> scheduler looks like a great link I can direct them to... The repo is here: https://github.com/PyconUK/ConferenceScheduler and the documentation link includes an explanation of the mathematical model which might...

Renaming this issue: "Stats tests with scipy?" -> "A statistics section"

Include discussion of release process which now only needs: do a release on GitHub.

> PS. Thanks for this easy-to-use package! My pleasure and thanks for the suggestion! > It would be better if the package provides an option to return the one with...

Thanks for the update, the library really doesn't handle degeneracy at all so I'll read through those papers with interest. > By the way, I am running your package on...

Fantastic to hear that :)

Thanks for this @mbabramo, I'll take a look, at some point the lexicographic Lemke-Howson algorithm will simply replace thee Lemke-howson one. Tagging #77 so that once I come to that...

I'm going to give this a go (it's not a blocker for #84)