Stephan Hoyer
Stephan Hoyer
As suggested on Twitter by @colah: https://twitter.com/ch402/status/1539774943214178304 > Is there an "einsum version" of gather()? Somehow gather is the most painful function to use when I need it (at least...
My sense in that in many cases the size of new axis should match the size of an existing axis on a different tensor. I wonder if a helper function...
As a NumPy developer and user, I would love to see this happen. I can't promise I'll have the time to make this happen on my own, but I certainly...
It would be nice if PairGrid had some mechanism for specifying custom extent limits when the defaults aren't quite right, similar to the `{x,y}lim` arguments for FacetGrid. I would normally...
Seaborn currently uses matplotlib's color maps to create discrete color palettes. For color brewer palettes, these are close but not an exact match for the original, discrete colormaps. I find...
Bottleneck uses an array copy to do median, and accesses array elements with an integer indexer, requiring 1d input. I suppose we can do a copy if we allow the...
https://arxiv.org/abs/1608.04471 It looks like an interesting inference technique that would be nice to have in Edward.
As part of the larger project for multi-dimensional arrays (https://github.com/python/typing/issues/513), one of the first questions I would like to settle is what syntax for typing data-types and shapes should look...
I'd like to open a discussion about typing for multi-dimensional arrays in general, and more specifically for NumPy. We have already been discussing this over in the NumPy issue tracker...
This is a meta-issue for keeping track of progress on implementing differentiable higher-order functions from SciPy in JAX, e.g., - [ ] `scipy.sparse.linalg.gmres` and `cg`: matrix-free linear solves - [...