Jason K. Moore
Jason K. Moore
> The problem with automatic detection is that you only know the objective and some variables may be missing from there. If one unknown trajectory misses, then you by definition...
I'm open to that.
But, I suspect the function may fail if people throw more random objective functions at it. We need to be clear on what it can and can't do.
That may be a reasonable argument if we were at the beginning of SymPy's history (which, btw, seems to be before tau was proposed as the name of this angular...
Yes, that is a possibility.
Hi, thanks for preparing this. I have a few questions: 1. Is there a reason not to use the optimizations kwarg in cse for this (as I suggested in the...
To test the effects of slowdown you need something like `kane1 = models.n_link_pendulum_on_cart(20)` at least.
Sorry if I misstated. The slowdown I'm interested in is the timing of lambdify(). If we do pre and post substitutions, there is a slowdown associated with executing the lambdify...
Are you saying that your modification makes lambdify faster?
Ideally a fix would work with any types of SymPy objects where this may occur. `Derivative()` is one, but this may also occur with things like `Integral(f(t), t)` or even...