how to simulate saturations and thresholds with scipy?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/38999317/how-to-simulate-saturations-and-thresholds-with-scipy
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how to simulate saturations and thresholds with scipy?
how to simulate saturations and thresholds with scipy?
I precise my question
I want to simulate with scipy a system like the one described by the block diagram below.
If the system had only linear
I precise my question
I want to simulate with scipy a system like the one described by the block diagram below.
If the system had only linear
Error when processing payments with Stripe: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yxzop/error_when_processing_payments_with_stripe/
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Error when processing payments with Stripe • /r/Python
Hi everyone. I've been trying to implement Stripe for managing my payments but I'm getting some kind of SSL error. I've upgraded my openssl to...
Kyoukai - a fully asynchronous, Flask-inspired web framework for Python 3.5 : https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yy99g/kyoukai_a_fully_asynchronous_flaskinspired_web/
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Kyoukai - a fully asynchronous, Flask-inspired web... • /r/Python
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Python “bool” — wat? Investigating interesting edge cases in Python expressions: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yysgg/python_bool_wat_investigating_interesting_edge/
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Python “bool” — wat? Investigating interesting edge... • /r/Python
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auto maintain local copy of api documentation for packages installed by pip?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yyxn0/auto_maintain_local_copy_of_api_documentation_for/
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auto maintain local copy of api documentation for... • /r/Python
Do you maintain a current set of api documentation on your dev machine? I saw some package to auto update api documentation recently, for some...
Python framework design: How to wrap child methods in an inheritance tree?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yz6jq/python_framework_design_how_to_wrap_child_methods/
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Python framework design: How to wrap child methods in... • /r/Python
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Fairly new to coding! where would I input my own user info? such as my shipping address etc?: https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/4yzfdl/fairly_new_to_coding_where_would_i_input_my_own/
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Fairly new to coding! where would I input my own user... • /r/Python
Intially I wanted to find a script/bot which would visit a specified url, check if the item I wanted is in stock, and complete the purchase field,...
Why do I get a spurious ']' character in syslog messages with Python's SysLogHandler on OS X?: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34301551/why-do-i-get-a-spurious-character-in-syslog-messages-with-pythons-sysloghan
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Why do I get a spurious ']' character in syslog messages with Python's SysLogHandler on OS X?
With Python 3.5 on OS X 10.10.4, I get spurious ] characters in the output syslog messages. This can be seen with the following sample program:
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import logging
import logging.
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import logging
import logging.
JIT native code generation for TensorFlow graphs using Python and LLVM: http://blog.christianperone.com/2016/08/jit-native-code-generation-for-tensorflow-computation-graphs-using-python-and-llvm/
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JIT native code generation for TensorFlow computation graphs using Python and LLVM | Terra Incognita
Update: Hacker News discussion here. The TensorFlow Computation Graph One of the most amazing components of the TensorFlow architecture is the computation graph