Sandipan Dey: Implementing Lucas-Kanade Optical Flow algorithm in Python
In this article an implementation of the Lucas-Kanade optical flow algorithm is going to be described. This problem appeared as an assignment in this computer vision course from UCSD. The inputs will...
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Import Python: #164 - What's new in Python 3 via code snippets, Collect Your...
Worthy Read How to build your first GoCD continuous delivery pipeline? This blog uses a simple web service as an example to show you how to setup your first GoCD continuous delivery pipeline and...
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Mike Driscoll: ReportLab Book Kickstarter’s – 2 Days Left
There is only a little over 2 days left for my ReportLab book Kickstarter. This is your only chance to purchase a signed copy of the book and it’s also probably the cheapest way of getting the eBooks...
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Python Software Foundation: Python package maintainers, help test the new PyPI!
Warehouse is a next-generation Python Package Repository which will replace the existing code base that currently powers PyPI. (See the source code on GitHub, and roadmap for details.) We are seeking...
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Mike Driscoll: PyDev of the Week: David Litvak
This week we welcome David Litvak (@dlitvakb) as our PyDev of the Week! He has presented at PyCon Argentina and PyCaribbean. Feel free to check out his website or Github to see what he’s been up to....
View ArticleMontreal Python User Group: Montréal-Python 70: Atomic Zucchini - Call For...
We are looking for speakers for our next meetup. It's your chance to show to the community what you've discovered with your favorite language.Submit your proposal of 20 to 30 minutes, or even a...
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Doug Hellmann: urllib.robotparser — Internet Spider Access Control — PyMOTW 3
robotparser implements a parser for the robots.txt file format, including a function that checks if a given user agent can access a resource. It is intended for use in well-behaved spiders, or other...
View ArticleMike C. Fletcher: PyOpenGL on Travis CI
So last night I finally got the PyOpenGL-on-github-to-TravisCI integration working. TravisCI is a CI service that has a free Open Source project integration. However, it doesn't support OpenGL on the...
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PyCharm: Webinar Recording: “Productive pytest With PyCharm”
February 22nd we had Brian Okken on for a webinar titled “Productive pytest With PyCharm”. Brian is the author of the recent book Python Testing with pytest and host of the Test and Code podcast. The...
View ArticleWeekly Python Chat: Django Q&A
This week I'm going to answer your questions about Django! This chat is open to learners of all skill-levels. If you have a question about Django, you're welcome here.
View ArticleNumFOCUS: Bloomberg Supports Jupyter as NumFOCUS Platinum Sponsor
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View ArticleNed Batchelder: A Python gargoyle
In the #python IRC channel today, someone asked:Does anyone know of any libraries that could convert ‘1-5,7,9,10-13’ to [1,2,3,4,5,7,9,10,11,12,13] ?This seemed like an interesting challenge, and...
View ArticlePatrick Kennedy: Structuring a Flask Project
IntroductionFlask provides such great flexibility when developing a web application, including the structure of the application. Flask applications can range from a single file to larger projects with...
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François Dion: Readings in Communication
"Ex-Libris" part VI: CommunicationPart 6 of my "ex-libris" of a Data Scientist is now available. This one is about communication.When I started this series, I introduced this diagram.I also quoted Johh...
View ArticleContinuum Analytics Blog: Introducing Microsoft R Open as Default R for...
Although Anaconda, Inc. is best known as the creator of the world’s most popular Python data science platform, for many years we also have been creating conda packages for R. In September 2017, we...
View ArticleStack Abuse: Reading Files with Python
To work with stored data, file handling belongs to the core knowledge of every professional Python programmer. Right from its earliest release, both reading and writing data to files are built-in...
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François Dion: Stemgraphic v.0.5.x: stem-and-leaf EDA and visualization for...
Stemgraphic open sourceIn 2016 at PyDataCarolinas, I open-sourced my stem-and-leaf toolkit for exploratory data analysis and visualization. Later, in October 2016 I had posted the link to the...
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Python Insider: Python 3.7.0b2 is now available for testing
Python 3.7.0b2 is the second of four planned beta previews of Python 3.7, the next feature release of Python. Beta releases are intended to give you the opportunity to test new features and bug fixes...
View ArticleMike Driscoll: Python 3.7 – Dictionaries now ordered
One of my readers pointed out to me that Python 3.7 will now have ordered dictionaries by default. You can read the “announcement” over on the Python-Dev list. Python’s dict has always been unordered...
View Articlepythonwise: Python's iter & functools.partial
Python's built-in iter function is mostly used to extract an iterator from an iterable (if you're confused by this, see Raymond'sexcellent answer on StackOverflow).iter has a second form where it takes...
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