One year ago I had the chance to take a class on Monte Carlo simulation
with prof. Ion Văduva, and my assignment for the class was to implement
exactly what it says in the title of the blog post. I am going to walk
you through the idea behind this …
I am sharing some Python code code that I wrote as a school assignment.
This computes the Newton form of the interpolation polynomial of a given
set of points, and allows for the evaluation of both the polynomial and
its derivative, at a given point. This is an accurate way …
When plotting multiple subplots using matplotlib, the axes rarely look
pretty with the default configuration. Since matplotlib figures are
abstract objects, designed for consistency in print as well as on
screen, tweaking their layout can get tricky.