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Statistics with Julia [pdf]

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Re: Statistics with Julia [pdf]

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Post by ChrisRackauckas »

This is a very good resource. The one thing I would ask is that I would like to see examples of using DifferentialEquations.jl when you get to the section on dynamical systems, especially when doing discrete event simulation and stochastic differential equations. I opened an issue in the repo and we can continue discussing there (I'll help write the code, I want to use this in my own class :P)!

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Post by caiocaiocaio »

Julia looked interesting to me, so I tried 1.0 after it came out. I have a oldish laptop (fine for my needs), and every time I tried to do seemingly anything, it spent ~5 minutes recompiling libraries or something. So I've been waiting newer versions that hopefully stop doing that, or for me to buy a better computer.

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plouffy wrote: post #7

Commenting to find later.

You can effectively bookmark submissions by using the "favorite" link or just upvoting. The submission will show up in your profile under "favorite submissions" or "upvoted submissions", respectively.

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Post by the_duke »

grzm wrote: post #8
plouffy wrote: post #7

Commenting to find later.

You can effectively bookmark submissions by using the "favorite" link or just upvoting. The submission will show up in your profile under "favorite submissions" or "upvoted submissions", respectively.

In addition, I hear that modern browsers support a ground-breaking functionality called "Bookmarks".
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