Jason K. Moore
Jason K. Moore
Disabling the sphinx-gallery parallel build so that we can show the parallelization speed up on 2 cores in the examples is probably not a good idea given that it pushes...
One way to support this would be to create a symbolic unevaluated function that represents interpolation, e.g.: ```python f = Interpolation(x(t), xdata, ydata) ``` This function would need to support...
Also, this can be implemented manually by a user, so I doubt I would add it to opty. If it is added to any software, it should be SymPy.
An interpolator needs to know that the data are 1D arrays, so this is probably needed: ```python x_vector = MatrixSymbol('x', n, 1) y_vector = MatrixSymbol('y', n, 1) x = Symbol('x')...
One of our walking datasets has 50,000 time samples for a single subject.
For sure, we already know that. When I've said "symbolic interpolator" before, I haven't intended its meaning in the literal sense, but in the sense that we need a symbolic...
> must contain an (expr, True) statement This means that your piecewise is not fully defined. You likely need another term in the piecewise definition. ```python In [1]: import sympy...
> This is a useful discussion for helping me use opty. But it does not seem to require any new features in opty, so we might want to close the...
No it hasn't, we have not built any any support for a symbolic representation of interpolation and computing the correct derivative of that operation. The ability for a user to...
I wrote the general need in the second comment above: https://github.com/csu-hmc/opty/issues/474#issuecomment-2907748148