Jason K. Moore
Jason K. Moore
If you are installing the dependencies via conda-forge, you can also do this `conda install scikits.odes` to have a working installation on windows. I am also now seeing build errors...
Related or same: - https://github.com/sympy/sympy/issues/22372 - https://github.com/sympy/sympy/issues/20513
> What objects should not work? I'd suggest any that can work. > And why is this check here? No idea. The function that extracts linear coefficients may have some...
For all of those examples, I think it is appropriate/ok to do the simplest solution, just give the linear coefficient of whatever expression is provided as a "symbol" and don't...
I'm personally a fan of garbage in, garbage out. I'm not sure we need to do all these checks for the user. It's nice if we can cover error checks...
If a user wants to know if an equation is linear, shouldn't we have a `is_equation_linear()` function? Then, this function could be relieved of checking if it is nonlinear. For...
For `linear_eq_to_matrix([x*(x+1)], [x])` I guess I would assume that the expression would be expanded always and thus return `0` for `A` here.
> Note that there is also a function specifically designed for linear ODEs: Thanks, I didn't know about it. I actually haven't used either of these functions. I just had...
Yes, solve does seem to work for these types of symbols.
I looked briefly at your docs and it looks very nice. My only comment for merging into sympy is that it would be best if users can use the existing...