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11th SciPy 2012, Austin, Texas, USA
- Aron Ahmadia, K. Jarrod Millman, Stéfan van der Walt:
Proceedings of the 11th Python in Science Conference 2012 (SciPy 2012), Austin, Texas, July 16--21, 2012, 2012. scipy.org 2012 - Aakash Prasad, David Howard, Shoaib Kamil, Armando Fox:
Parallel High Performance Bootstrapping in Python. 1-5 - Adam Hughes:
A Computational Framework for Plasmonic Nanobiosensing. 6-10 - Alejandro J. Weinstein, Michael B. Wakin:
A Tale of Four Libraries. 11-15 - Anthony M. Scopatz:
Total Recall: flmake and the Quest for Reproducibility. 16-22 - Cyrus Harrison, Harinarayan Krishnan:
Python's Role in VisIt. 23-29 - Geoffrey M. Poore:
PythonTeX: Fast Access to Python from within LaTeX. 30-36 - Iqbal Mohomed:
Self-driving Lego Mindstorms Robot. 37-40 - Jacob Barhak:
The Reference Model for Disease Progression. 41-45 - Jacob Frelinger, Adam Richards, Cliburn Chan:
Fcm - A python library for flow cytometry. 46-50 - Matthew Rocklin:
Uncertainty Modeling with SymPy Stats. 51-55 - Robert J. Johansson, Paul D. Nation:
QuTiP: A framework for the dynamics of open quantum systems using SciPy and Cython. 56-61 - Mads Ruben Burgdorff Kristensen, Simon Andreas Frimann Lund, Troels Blum, Brian Vinter:
cphVB: A System for Automated Runtime Optimization and Parallelization of Vectorized Applications. 62-68 - Tom S. Bertalan, Akand W. Islam, Roger B. Sidje, Eric S. Carlson:
OpenMG: A New Multigrid Implementation in Python. 69-
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