Wassim Tenachi

Please let us know if everything is working out for you on the technical aspect so we can close this issue. If you're using PhySO for research please let us...

Hi @Noctise, Yes, `physo` is adapted to this type of problem as it can find a free-form symbolic analytical function $f: \mathbb{R}^n \longrightarrow \mathbb{R}$ that fits $y = f(x_0,..., x_n)$...

Hi @Noctise, Can you tell me if you were able to follow the getting started tutorial so I can clos the thread ? Thank you

Hi @Noctise, These are the units of the input variables. Eg: [1,0,0] is length [1,-1,0] is length.(time)^(-1) ie a velocity Do you have physical units in your problem, is x...

Hi @Noctise, did this documentation answer you question ? Please tell me so I can close this issue.

Arbitrarily considering that the units vector stands for [length, time, mass], Having a free constants of units [0,0,1] would mean having a free constant mass. If your problem is not...

1. Regarding units, you can choose any convention you like ! You can choose to use units as [length, time, mass...] or [mass, length, time ...], it won't change anything...

Ok @Noctise, good luck with that ! I did a bit of chemistry myself, I know that in chemistry proxy units are often used which my lead to inconsistencies for...

Hi @heimawsw, PhySO is a symbolic regression package aiming at discovering physical laws from datasets. The screenshot that you sent is the output of the units tests, not a proper...

Hi @heimawsw, To convert an expression in the log into a more good looking latex expression, you can use this snippet: ``` import sympy import matplotlib.pyplot as plt expr_str =...