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Here is a screencast of the Clyther talk at Pygotham. Clyther is an open source project, along the lines of Cython, that allows users to program a GPU with Python via a JIT OpenCL engine....
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The penultimate video in our series of talks is an overview of Chaco, Enthought’s interactive plotting toolkit. Sit back and enjoy! You can find the github page here.
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View ArticleEnthought Sponsors First NY QPUG Meetup
Though all eyes are probably on the aftermath of Pycon (which, from all reports, was another great conference), Enthought was happy to sponsor the first New York Quantitative Python User Group Meetup...
View ArticleEnaml Pygotham Talk
Here’s the first video available from our Pygotham talk series. As mentioned in an earlier post, you can find the slides in this github repository. Enaml is an open source GUI framework that features...
View ArticleDisco/MapReduce Pygotham Talk
Many thanks again to our friend Chris Mueller for partnering with us at Pygotham. The video above is more of a screencast of his talk (it was clearer than the live-action video we have). FYI, we...
View ArticleClyther Pygotham Talk
Here is a screencast of the Clyther talk at Pygotham. Clyther is an open source project, along the lines of Cython, that allows users to program a GPU with Python via a JIT OpenCL engine....
View ArticleChaco Pygotham Talk
The penultimate video in our series of talks is an overview of Chaco, Enthought’s interactive plotting toolkit. Sit back and enjoy! You can find the github page here.
View ArticleClik here to view.
DataGotham: Sept 13 & 14 @ NYU
Enthought is proud to announce its sponsorship of the upcoming DataGotham conference in NYC. DataGotham is meant to be a “celebration of New York City’s data community.” Organized by the likes of Drew...
View ArticleClik here to view.
DataGotham…Complete!
Well, DataGotham is over. The conference featured a wide cross section of the data community in NYC. Talks spanned topics from “urban science” to “finding racism on FourSquare” to “creating an API for...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Explore NYC 311 Data
Datagotham explored how organizations and individuals use data to gain insight and improve decision-making. Some interesting talks on “urban science” got us curious about what data is publicly...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Visualizing Uncertainty
Inspired by a post on visually weighted regression plots in R, I’ve been playing with shading to visually represent uncertainty in a model fit. In making these plots, I’ve used python and matplotlib. I...
View ArticleClik here to view.
What Is Your Python Budget?
C programmers, by necessity, generally develop a mental model for understanding the performance characteristics of their code. Developing this intuition in a high level language like Python can be more...
View ArticleEnthought Sponsors First NY QPUG Meetup
Though all eyes are probably on the aftermath of Pycon (which, from all reports, was another great conference), Enthought was happy to sponsor the first New York Quantitative Python User Group Meetup...
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