I know you're in a rush, and I am not familiar with the evaluation
process, but you might want to tone down the language a bit.
Understatement can be stronger than overstatement. And numbers speak
for themselves.
For example, on page 3 we read that Pynac is "extremely fast". Well,
"extremely"
Thanks, this
sage: from scipy.signal.filter_design import *
sage: butter(2r,0.5r)
works beautifully. I really appreciate the help provided (within
moments!) on this list.
PS. the reason I'm doing this in sage and not in scipy itself is that
I can't build scipy on my machine (OSX 10.5 power
First, an apology: I am not sure I'm doing this entirely correctly.
Commands typed
==
from scipy.signal.filter_design import *
butter(2,0.5)
Result
=
An error (traceback given below).
Expected result
The expected output was a list of coefficients for the moving-a
