Alexander Plavin
Alexander Plavin
Thanks for the package, it's already very useful and convenient! Here, I suggest to add an `rtol` argument, so that one can easily specify the target tolerance independent on the...
I have some usecases where derivative is almost never useful for range enclosure, but takes the majority of calculations. This PR makes it possible to pass `df = nothing` and...
Currently, RangeEnclosures are only compatible with IntervalArithmetic 0.21.0 and below. There are bugs present in that version but fixed later, for example `0. * interval(0.9, 1.1)` being equal to `interval(0.9,...
Nice to see a modern take on datasets handling in Julia! I've been looking at DataToolkit trying to understand how to apply it and what specific advantages would it bring....
Pluto's stacktrace doesn't show essential information:  compared to the Julia REPL: ```julia julia> using PythonCall julia> pybuiltins.sum(error(i) for i in 1:10) ERROR: Python: Julia: 1 Stacktrace: [1] error(s::Int64) @...
As of now, there's no way to access default field values passed to @kwdef, aside from parsing the constructor signature (https://discourse.julialang.org/t/how-to-get-default-values-of-a-functions-kwargs/66158/2). This PR adds `Base.kwdef_defaults(::Type) = (default fieldvals)` for all...
another attempt at https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/53692
Not sure whether I really understand the logic: where annotations are supported and where they aren't. Would be nice to document it... Some of these may be bugs, but hard...
AnnotatedStrings to be released in 1.11 are going to be convenient for various NLP stuff that involves annotating strings! But what surprised me is that such "annotated strings" are displayed...
setindex() is a widely used well-documented function, it should be marked public, right? Not sure what's the right way to make a function with multiple methods public, please correct me...