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You might ping the whole list. You can possibly use my examples from this CISE article: http://andy.terrel.us/papers_and_talks/Terrel2011.pdf or use a linear model like we did in Rocklin-Terrel https://www.researchgate.net/publication/260585491_Symbolic_Statistics_with_SymPy |
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I'm still writing this but you can start reviewing if you want. It's just introductory stuff so far.
I need to think of a good scientific workflow example to run though. It should preferably be something that uses code generation. Any suggestions? Is there anything I can reuse from one of the other chapters?