Noise- and Outlier-Robust Fourier Transform with Hermite Functions with NumPy and Numba
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Noise- and Outlier-Robust Fourier Transform with Hermite Functions with NumPy and Numba
The PyTorch version of ChebyNet.
A serial, parallel and vectorised version of PLDM dynamics has been implemented. The serial version uses numba to get speedup of a compiled language. The parallel version uses mpi4py to utilise the multiprocessing capability of HPC clusters. The vectorised version uses a wide variety of GPU libraries (cuda, cupy, pytorch) to highly vectorise PLDM.
High order and sparse layers in pytorch. Lagrange Polynomial, Piecewise Lagrange Polynomial, Piecewise Discontinuous Lagrange Polynomial (Chebyshev nodes) and Fourier Series layers of arbitrary order. Piecewise implementations could be thought of as a 1d grid (for each neuron) where each grid element is Lagrange polynomial. Both full connected a…
Scripts for the study of n-th order Type 1 Chebyshev filters
A simple python module for approximating any sympy expression using the Taylor series and Chebyshev polynomials.
Chebyshev-proxy Rootfinding based on J. Boyd (2013 and 2014). This repository is intended for educational use and isn't really a standalone package; however, the implementation may be enlightening for someone wishing to reimplement the CPR algorithm.
🔢 Laboratory #6 for Number Methods. Chebyshev polynomial interpolation.
Various Numerical Analysis algorithms for science and engineering.
A trial numpy chebyshev polynomials expansion to a fragment of music signal. A trial ARMA Spectral density power estimation.
A robust global root finder for real-valued functions of a single real variable.
Finds first root in the given range using newton, simple iterations or scanning methods
A collection of Python programs that helps in Numerical Analysis.
A Python module to compute multidimensional arrays of evaluated (orthogonal) functions.
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