Simon Biggs

Utilising `jax.jit` code that looks very similar to numpy can be compiled to run parallelised on the CPU or compiled to be sped up on the GPU: https://jax.readthedocs.io/en/latest/jax-101/02-jitting.html If we're...

> * RegularGridInterpolator Yeah, I suspect that's where the gold lies. JAX has a "scipy api": https://jax.readthedocs.io/en/latest/jax.scipy.html Potentially the best path forward would be to create a "JAXified" version of...

@nlambriICH, maybe the use of the following library could be really helpful? https://aesara.readthedocs.io/en/latest/introduction.html#introduction

So, with all my love for JAX... turns out they don't yet provide native pip install support for windows: https://github.com/google/jax/issues/5795 ...that's an absolute deal breaker for using JAX as a...

True, but one of the "requirements" of PyMedPhys in my mind is "it and its dependencies should just install with pip on Windows, MacOS and Linux". There shouldn't be any...

> This seems like it could fit in with "experimental". Fair point. It would mean that the dependencies wouldn't be so simple to handle the experimental install. But you're right,...

Fair point. If we already have a tag, it is reasonable that we delete the branch if it is not serving any other purpose.

> Hearing no objections I'll do the work this weekend. Sounds good to me. I may need to give you higher permissions than you have. Let me know if that's...

Hi @lucserre, I'll let @pchlap take this one once he's a little more available (I think he's under the pump for the next couple of weeks). A key question though,...

Hi @crcrewso, That'd be brilliant :). Feel free to take point on this.