Invoice #209632 to Scientific Python
June 2024 Sparse Array CZI work by Dan Schult
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Invoice #209632
Submitted by Dan Schult•Approved by Stefan van der Walt
Jul 2, 2024
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Work during June 2024 on the Sparse Arrays project (CZI grant): Development, design and implementation of 1d-sparse array API for coo, dok and csr formats, including indexing of arrays; PR construction for index-1d, 1-D input handling, migration documents for user switching to sparse arrays, improved testing of sparse modules and classes, min-max feature for only stored values of the array, working with DIPY and MNE and pyamg to convert their code to using sparse arrays, proof of concept preparation for nd-array support, bug fix and, Issue triage and fixes; Scientific Python Summit 2024 (June 3-5); biweekly sparse array meetings.
$10,350.00 USD
Total amount $10,350.00 USD
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