I am trying to run a Julia script from python. I have Julia 1.6.4 installed (also tried 1.7.3) and installed pip install julia from Pycharm’s terminal in the virtual environment. When importing julia and then running julia.install() I get the following error message: I use Pycharm with a virtual environment with Python 3.9.7 for my project. However, I have also
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Gurobi – Is there a way to access the lazy constraints pool?
I have searched through all Gurobi’s PDF documentation and could not find what I am searching. I would like to know if there is a way to access the lazy constraints pool in Gurobi during the search? In a MIP_NODE, during a callback at an integer node, GRB_CB_MIPSOL, I need to access all the previously generated lazy constraints and apply
Why is this task faster in Python than Julia?
I ran the following code in RStudio: It reads a huge NASA CSV file, converts it to a dataframe, converts each element to string, and adds them to a vector. RStudio took 4 min and 15 seconds. So I decided to implement the same code in Julia. I ran the following in VS Code: The result was good. The Julia
Using points to Plot a Sphere in Julia
I would like to sample N points (lets say N = 10000) on a sphere. I know how to plot a 3D sphere. However, I am not sure how to use spherical coordinates for points. (below is the code I used for the sphere) Answer This will do the job:
What’s the Python equivalent of Julia’s `@edit` macro?
In Julia, calling a function with the @edit macro from the REPL will open the editor and put the cursor at the line where the method is defined. So, doing this: jumps to julia/base/int.jl and puts the cursor on the line: As does the function form: edit(+, (Int, Int)) Is there an equivalent decorator/function in Python that does the same
PyCall can’t find scipy in Julia
I’m currently rewriting a bunch of matlab code into julia. These codes envolves a lot of math and, particularly, interpolation functions for a 3D mesh. It is easy to deal with this in matlab: all I need to do is to use interp3 function. Once I coundn’t find any simple way to do similar in Julia, I’m trying to use
Julia: Passing Dict items as arguments to a function
I am trying to pass a Dict to a function in Julia. The Dict contains pairs of argument names and their respective values. Let’s say I have a function f and a Dict d: This throws a MethodError: I also tried using a NamedTuple, but this seems useless as it is sensitive to the order of the elements in the