GSOC 2020: Contact?

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Vishesh Tayal

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Feb 26, 2020, 2:55:41 PM2/26/20
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Hello,
        
        I am Vishesh Tayal. I am pursuing B.Tech at Manipal Institute Of Technology. 
        I love the idea of contributing to the project titled Fast evaluation of symbolic expressions.
        I am proficient in C, Python, Java. I have taken courses related to linear algebra, Multi variable Calculus, Discrete Mathematics etc.
        I have worked my way through Data Structures And Algorithms(Specifically algorithms related to optimisation).
        I am currently working in optimisation methods to fasten the mathematical computation of a working prototype of sentiment analysis model. This project was selected in Smart India Hackathon-College Hackaton.

        I would like to know how do i contact mentor to discuss about the project?

        I want to work with this project and contribute to it. I have compiled sage and have started learning the documentation. I already feel comfortable with the software as I have knowledge in matlab and mathematica. 
        I have tried contributing recently by working through a beginner ticket #29178.

Thank You

Vincent Delecroix

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Mar 14, 2020, 9:35:16 AM3/14/20
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Dear Vishesh Tayal,

Thank you for your interest in this project and for your first
SageMath contribution.

In order to get you started in more depth with the project, you
should have a look at the implementation of

- the symbolic ring in SageMath
- the interaction of the symbolic ring with sympy (in particular
how the conversions work between the two)
- the "fast_callable" machinery

Once you have an idea of how all this works, you could start working
on a prototype to make fast_callable accepts numpy arrays of floating
points. In order to do so, open a ticket on trac with me in cc
(login name: vdelecroix).

Best regards,
Vincent
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Vishesh Tayal

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Mar 22, 2020, 12:50:00 AM3/22/20
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I would also like to contribute in projects

Berkovich Projective Line,

Implement Schubert and Grothendieck polynomials,

Diameter, radius, eccentricities, and distances.

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