Publication date
July 2018
DOIAbstract
Presentation of Python 2 and 3 differences, issues with migration of HEP code to Python 3, tools for the migration
Presentation of Python 2 and 3 differences, issues with migration of HEP code to Python 3, tools for the migration
Fixed erroneous class distribution computation #4 Deprecated Python 2 support, only Python 3 is sup...
An overview of Python histogramming packages and presentation of boost-histogram
pyhepmc is a Pythonic frontend for the HepMC3 library and part of Scikit-HEP. It allows one to read/...
Presentation of Python 2 and 3 differences, issues with migration of HEP code to Python 3, tools for...
Mark Pilgrim's Dive Into Python 3 is a hands-on guide to Python 3 (the latest version of the Python ...
Python 2 support dropped! Dependency on hepstats added. Submodule skhep.modeling removed since funct...
Background: Python is one of the most popular modern programming languages. In 2008 its authors intr...
This release denotes an overhaul of the model documentation and modernization of its codebase, insti...
LSST Data Management are migrating their code base to Python 3. This talk provides and overview of t...
<p>The LSST data management science pipelines software consists of more than 100,000 lines of Python...
This ece2cmor3 v1.9.1 version is the last version which is based onpython 2.7.15. In order to prepar...
The LSST software systems make extensive use of Python, with almost all of it initially being develo...
The first version updated for python 3 From now ostap can be built and used either with python 2 ...
tprf version 3.0.0 is a compatibility release for TRIQS version 3.0.0 that introduces compatibility...
Distribution of Python for the HEP environment: general points with specific examples from the LHCb ...
Fixed erroneous class distribution computation #4 Deprecated Python 2 support, only Python 3 is sup...
An overview of Python histogramming packages and presentation of boost-histogram
pyhepmc is a Pythonic frontend for the HepMC3 library and part of Scikit-HEP. It allows one to read/...
Presentation of Python 2 and 3 differences, issues with migration of HEP code to Python 3, tools for...
Mark Pilgrim's Dive Into Python 3 is a hands-on guide to Python 3 (the latest version of the Python ...
Python 2 support dropped! Dependency on hepstats added. Submodule skhep.modeling removed since funct...
Background: Python is one of the most popular modern programming languages. In 2008 its authors intr...
This release denotes an overhaul of the model documentation and modernization of its codebase, insti...
LSST Data Management are migrating their code base to Python 3. This talk provides and overview of t...
<p>The LSST data management science pipelines software consists of more than 100,000 lines of Python...
This ece2cmor3 v1.9.1 version is the last version which is based onpython 2.7.15. In order to prepar...
The LSST software systems make extensive use of Python, with almost all of it initially being develo...
The first version updated for python 3 From now ostap can be built and used either with python 2 ...
tprf version 3.0.0 is a compatibility release for TRIQS version 3.0.0 that introduces compatibility...
Distribution of Python for the HEP environment: general points with specific examples from the LHCb ...
Fixed erroneous class distribution computation #4 Deprecated Python 2 support, only Python 3 is sup...
An overview of Python histogramming packages and presentation of boost-histogram
pyhepmc is a Pythonic frontend for the HepMC3 library and part of Scikit-HEP. It allows one to read/...
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