Added a 'light' list of scientific python packages#3
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This is an attempt to help address issue hadley#1, in that we should really be comparing R with scientific python packages.
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Maybe call it |
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Since you're here, would you minding including any common scipy twitter tags too? |
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My only opposition to calling them scipy packages is that they don't all necessarily fall in the scipy stack. Not sure I know what twitter tags people would use. I'll leave that open to someone else. |
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Is there a good common name? scipy + pydata? |
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I love the pydata name and that may be a good global fit since the PyData conference encompasses all the scientific python toolsuites. |
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Added a 'light' list of scientific python packages
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This is an attempt to help address issue #1, in that we should really be comparing R with scientific python packages.
Some of the stackoverflow tags don't have overlap with the import names (or the package name on PyPI), so I just broke them up into two lists. Do what you want with them.