Re: [sympy] GSoC 25 Draft Proposal : Implement Wrapping Geometry and Pathways for Musculoskeletal Modeling

Dear Rushabh, Thanks for your interest. Have you researched what kinds of paths are often needed in musculoskeletal models? A starting point would be to see what OpenSim has and what is most commonly used in OpenSim models. If we support the most common types from OpenSim, that would be a good sta

Re: [sympy] GSoC 25 Draft Proposal : Implement Wrapping Geometry and Pathways for Musculoskeletal Modeling

Hello Jason, Thank you for the quick response. I was not aware about OpenSim. I will research on it and further refine this proposal. And then I will message on this thread again. Best regards, Rushabh Mehta On Tuesday, 11 March 2025 at 11:26:26 UTC+5:30 moore...@gmail.com wrote: > Dear Rushab

Re: [sympy] GSOC'25: Enhancing 2D & 3D Beam Solving System.

Hi Jason, Thank you for your response and for sharing PR and issue tracker. I will review PR #27130 in detail to understand its scope and how it expands capabilities to more structural types. I will also go through the open issues in the *physics.co

[sympy] GSoC 25 Draft Proposal : Implement Wrapping Geometry and Pathways for Musculoskeletal Modeling

Hello everyone, I have been contributing to SymPy and engaging with the community for a few months now. I’ve fixed bugs, participated in discussions, and opened issues. Thus I have gained some familiarity with the codebase, also I have been programming in Python for 2+ years. I'm interested

[sympy] GSoc'25: Interested in "Concrete module: Implement Karr algorithm, a decision procedure for symbolic summation"

Dear SymPy Community, I am Karan Joshi, currently pursuing B.Tech. in CS, and I came across the implementaion of *Karr’s Algorithm*, a decision procedure for symbolic summation, as a concrete module within SymPy. I have been exploring symbolic computation and difference fields through the ref