[melbourne-pug] python embedded in latex: python.sty

[Noon Silk]

Hello,

 Following up on my talk, here:
https://github.com/silky/latex/tree/master/packages/python is where
you can get python.sty. Read the README for an example of how to use
it, read the comments in python.sty for usage notes.

 There is also a similar style file for "sage" (open source math
package): http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/sagetex

 I recommend considering using python.sty in conjuction with numpy
(matrix math) and pyx (graphs). If you happen to find a way to call
MATLAB from python (I assume it is possible), then MATLAB has a
command: latex("...") which could be use to a beautiful result of
automatic typesetting of various symbolic operations. Of course, to
add the appropriate typesetting for numpy for the matricies wouldn't
be particularly challenging.

-- 
Noon Silk

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