Presentation for the DOE Python Exchange event on December 1st, 2021. The presentation is entitled Python: the language for effective scientific computing and addresses the question: "Why Python" in the context of scientific computing.
For more info, please check out the abstract.
Please feel free to follow along with the presentation, or refer to it after the session is over. There are two main ways to follow along: either interactively or with a version rendered as a static website.
The presentation uses the RISE package to convert the notebook into an interactive presentation. To run the presentation locally:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/BIDS-numpy/presentation-doe_python_exchange-12-2021.git -
Install the dependencies:
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt -
Launch the notebook:
jupyter notebook
Once inside the notebook, you can toggle in and out of presentation mode with
the alt+r shortcut.
Use space to navigate forward and shift+space to navigage backwards.
You can execute code cells with the standard shift+enter command.
For a full listing of the RISE keyboard shortcuts, see
the RISE documentation.
The presentation is also available online:
https://bids-numpy.github.io/presentation-doe_python_exchange-12-2021/
This includes the full presentation, with all the code cells pre-executed. Note however that the notebook was designed to be given interactively, so the website might not flow as nicely.