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I see. I've always thought of sage as ipython+sympy+numpy+matplotlib+scipy ... sort of an enthought type of deal.
by chestervonwinch 10y ago
I see. I've always thought of sage as ipython+sympy+numpy+matplotlib+scipy ... sort of an enthought type of deal.
- hasch 10y agosagemath is such a distribution, but also a rather thick layer of algorithms on top of that. many of them are actually written in cython, to make them fast and to have a good binding with those libraries, etc.
- mseri 10y agoAlso a syntax pre-parser to support more "standard" mathematical notation (one among the many: exponentiation using ^)