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Upcoming Webinars: Traits & SciPy India

Dec 01 2009 Published by amenity under Enthought Python Distribution, SciPy, Webinars

We’ll be hosting two webinars this month, covering user interfaces with Traits and SciPy India 2009. Hope to see you there!

EPD Webinar:
How do I…Build a user interface with Traits?
Friday December 4
1pm CST/ 7pm UTC
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The Traits package is at the center of all development we do at Enthought and has changed the mental model we use for Python programming. In this week’s webinar, we’ll have an in-depth look at how we can use Traits to build user interfaces for scientific applications.

Scientific Computing with Python Webinar:
Summary of SciPy India
Friday December 18
1pm CST/ 7pm UTC
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In a couple of weeks, Enthought President Travis Oliphant will head off to Kerala, India to speak at SciPy India 2009. Due to a training engagement, Travis missed SciPy for the first time this summer, so he’s excited for this additional opportunity to meet and collaborate with the scientific Python community. Speakers at the event include Jarrod Millman, David Cournapeau, Christopher Burns, Prabhu Ramachandran, and Asokan Pichai — a great group. We’re looking forward to hearing Travis’ review of the proceedings.

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Upcoming webinar: NumPy/SciPy interpolation

Nov 13 2009 Published by amenity under NumPy, SciPy, Webinars

It looks like it’s time for our mid-month Scientific Computing with Python webinar! This month’s topic is sure to prove very useful for many of you data analysts: Interpolation with NumPy and SciPy.

In many data-processing scenarios it is necessary to use a discrete set of available data-points to infer the value of a function at a new data-point. One approach to this problem is interpolation, which constructs a new model-function that goes through the original data-points. There are many forms of interpolation (polynomial, spline, kriging, radial basis function, etc.), and SciPy includes some of these interpolation forms. This webinar will review the interpolation modules available in SciPy and in the larger Python community and provide instruction on their use via example.

NumPy/SciPy interpolation
Friday, November 20
1pm CDT (7pm UTC)
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Hope to see you there!

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