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TheVulcanian
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* Please state the timeframe (in UTC+0) when you feel most comfortable working during GSoC. Where are your time buffers? | * Please state the timeframe (in UTC+0) when you feel most comfortable working during GSoC. Where are your time buffers? | ||
e-mail: zsoltbarthaxc@gmail.com | e-mail: zsoltbarthaxc@gmail.com, | ||
IRC: | IRC: TheVulcanian1227, | ||
Time Zone: Budapest, UTC +2h | Time Zone: Budapest, UTC +2h, | ||
Coding Time UTC+0h: 10am - 10pm (around the clock if really necessary) | Coding Time UTC+0h: 10am - 10pm (around the clock if really necessary) | ||
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I have used Python with numpy and matplotlib for numerous projects. | I have used Python with numpy and matplotlib for numerous projects. | ||
I haven’t worked on any large-scale projects as of yet, but the biggest I participated in was a tool for solving certain numerical analysis problems four of us had written. My task was designing the UI. | I haven’t worked on any large-scale projects as of yet, but the biggest I participated in was a tool for solving certain numerical analysis problems four of us had written. My task was designing the UI. | ||
== F: Feeling fine == | == F: Feeling fine == | ||
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I have used mailing lists, Subversion, IRC, gcc and make. | I have used mailing lists, Subversion, IRC, gcc and make. | ||
== O: Only out of interest == | == O: Only out of interest == | ||
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I would choose the sparse matrix tasks. | I would choose the sparse matrix tasks. | ||
As a rough timeline I would start with improving QR factorization, then move on to sprand from 25.08., and then to logical indexing from 20.09. As this is a task with many small projects, each would have its own research, development, testing and documentation phases, but if I finish before schedule the remaining time could be used to refine documentation and more rigorous testing, or maybe even other improvements. | As a rough timeline I would start with improving QR factorization by connecting Octave to the SPQR library to enable faster parallel calculations, then move on to sprand from ~ 25.08., and then to logical indexing from 20.09. As this is a task with many small projects, each would have its own research, development, testing and documentation phases, but if I finish before schedule the remaining time could be used to refine documentation and more rigorous testing, or maybe even other improvements. | ||
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