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Haven't we had scipy for ages? It is a real OS replacement for Mathematica. It can even run a lot of its scripts/code (sometimes with minor changes). In fact r
by Roark66 4y ago
Haven't we had scipy for ages? It is a real OS replacement for Mathematica. It can even run a lot of its scripts/code (sometimes with minor changes).
In fact reading the linked page it appears they "build on top of" scipy.
- ogogmad 4y agoScipy is for numerical computation. It's not a CAS. While Sympy (which is one of the OSS libraries used in Mathics) is a CAS, it only implements a subset of the features of Mathematica, and not to the same standard. See here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33478881 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33478881
- dagw 4y agoAre you confusing scipy and sage? Sage is basically trying to fill the Mathematica space in the Open Source world. However they have completely different syntax (Sage is python and Mathematica uses its own Wolfram language) and you cannot run just run Mathematica script in Sage.
- mkl 4y agoSciPy definitely can't run Mathematica scripts. It's a numerical library for Python that adds on to NumPy with special functions, optimisation, DE solving, etc.