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jordanrhall/README.md
  • 👋 Hi, I’m @jordanrhall
  • 👀 I’m interested in applied math, statistics, data analytics, data science, and machine learning
  • 🌱 I’m currently learning all sorts of cool things in Python and SQL
  • 💞️ I’m looking to collaborate on anything, I suppose! Always looking to build skills & grow my network
  • 📫 How to reach me: jordanroberthall@gmail.com

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  1. ASTARS ASTARS Public

    Forked from variscarey/ASTARS

    derivative free optimization algorithm for noisy convex functions employing active subspaces

    Python 1

  2. summix_py summix_py Public

    Python implementation of The Hendricks Team's Summix method

    Jupyter Notebook 1 1

  3. educational-fun educational-fun Public

    educational fun and games in collaboration with friends (mainly python scripts)

    Jupyter Notebook 2 4

  4. papers-and-presentations papers-and-presentations Public

    Key research papers and presentations for sharing

  5. dissertation-template dissertation-template Public template

    Forked from mathematicalmichael/dissertation-template

    UC Denver dissertation template: Department of Applied Mathematics

    TeX

  6. Math8660 Math8660 Public

    Individual work of my own and group work with Dan Bielich for MATH-8660, Mathematics of Finite Elements at CU Denver, Spring 2019. Includes Jupyter Notebooks and involves heavy use of FEniCS.

    Jupyter Notebook 1