Framing Parametric Curves
This article explores an efficient way on how to create tubes, ribbons and moving camera orientations based on parametric curves with the help of moving coordinate frames.
Three Ways to get most of your CSV in Python
One of the crucial tasks when working with data is to load data properly. The common way the data is formated is CSV, which comes in different flavors and varying difficulties to parse. This article shows three common approaches in Python.
Working with Time and Time Zones in Python
Time conversions can be tedious, but Python offers some relief for the frustration. Here are some quick recipes which are quite useful when juggling with time.
Videos and GIFs with Three.js
Three.js is a powerful JavaScript library to create 3D computer graphics on the browser using WebGL. Here we’ll see how to create animations and videos from Three.js demos.
Understanding the Covariance Matrix
This article is showing a geometric and intuitive explanation of the covariance matrix and the way it describes the shape of a data set. We will describe the geometric relationship of the covariance matrix with the use of linear transformations and eigen decomposition.
Anaconda Cheat Sheet
This cheat sheet will help you get started with the Anaconda distribution, a popular platform for data science. Anaconda is a free and open-source distribution that includes a wide range of tools for data science, such as Jupyter Notebooks, NumPy, and pandas. This cheat sheet will help you get started with Anaconda and make the most of its features.
Running Blender from the Command Line
Blender is a very powerful professional open source 3D modelling software for 3D graphics and animation among many other tools. Many things in Blender can be automated with Python and I often use Blender directly from the command line with Python scripts. Here are some quick commands and snippets that I frequently use.
Creating GIFs in the Command Line
Creating GIFs in the Command Line is a quick and easy way to create GIFs from images or videos. You can use any image or video editing software to create your GIFs, but the command line is a great way to make simple GIFs with just a few commands.
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