Next tuesday at 18:00 Moscow time, there will be a...

# science

[altavir]

Next tuesday at 18:00 Moscow time, there will be an open laboratory seminar in English seminar about using kotlin, jupyter and our libraries for real-life neutrino mass experiment analysis.

The calendar link

Meet link: https://meet.google.com/fzy-buqp-srg

[holgerbrandl]

Thanks for sharing. I liked to see kmath in action. Looks really nice. Looking forward to it as a replacement for commons-math which seems to be stuck at v3.6 since an eternity (despite of being actively developed)

[altavir]

Yeah, I've contributed a bit into common-numbers before starting with kmath and I took some ideas from it. Sadly, it is stuck where I left it three or four years ago. We have kmath-commons bindings on top of commons-maths and kmath-random uses commons-rng for JVM.

[altavir]

And we are constantly upgrading something. For example, I found out during the seminar that Histogram API should be improved and I am doing it right now.

[altavir]

Also we have a lot of pull requests waiting to be discussed and merged: https://github.com/mipt-npm/kmath/pulls. We will be really greatful for discussion and comments.

[altavir]

And I can say it again. Kotlin is super-nice. We can do much more concise APIs than in Python and make them fast at the same time.

[holgerbrandl]

Indeed. I wish more people would realize it's potential for datascience.