Just subscribed, this was very helpful! I'm currently doing FLASH Proton therapy research and I'm writing a code that calculates dose and dose rates. I needed to find a way to interpolate the stopping power with respect to energy data with other energy dependent data and this video was very helpful! It's also nice hearing others doing medical physics out there. :)
Hey Man, you are a great teacher...i'm learning a lot from your videos....can you please make a proper series on machine learning from basic to intermediate with examples..!!
This is definitely a project I plan to work on in the future. Machine learning is quite difficult though, and I want to make sure I'm very proficient before digging into tutorials.
thank you very much for the video, however, the data type of s_f is 'numpy.ndarray' and I can not use it as integer. Can you please tell me how you solve this problem? Thank you in advance
deg_slope = np.degrees(np.arctan2(dmdt[0, :], t )) On further inspection, plotting this expression against the given domain of time clearly magnifies the region 0
Thank you for your explanations Mr P Solver, they are very helpful. Today, though I encountered: AttributeError: 'interp1d' object has no attribute 'spline' and I have tried to get around it in various ways but not successful....
Hey! great video I have a question, if I have to import any file say txt file. Now I wanna do interpolation of values say the file contains 1-1000 values. How to define one of the values using linspace. Thanks!
Great video,you have a new subscriber now. I have x and y computer mouse coordinates and I need to check if the trajectory cross itself. I was thinking to interpolate the data points but then you have any idea how to check if the trajectory cross? Thank you very much!
I just discovered this channel and I am so grateful. I love the straightforward one-take videos. This is what school should be like
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Interpolation
06:48 Usefulness
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Just subscribed, this was very helpful! I'm currently doing FLASH Proton therapy research and I'm writing a code that calculates dose and dose rates. I needed to find a way to interpolate the stopping power with respect to energy data with other energy dependent data and this video was very helpful! It's also nice hearing others doing medical physics out there. :)
Apologies for the question I asked a few minutes ago, I was missing "_" somewhere before spline in my code. It has worked. Thank you again.
Solid explanation of this concept. I wish my lecturers were this clear with some more advanced concepts around multivariate calculus.
Yo man, thank you for all the videos you put out.
You totally solved my problem with this - thank you!
Valuable content.
Thank you very much
Just what I was looking for! And well explained.
Hey Man, you are a great teacher...i'm learning a lot from your videos....can you please make a proper series on machine learning from basic to intermediate with examples..!!
This is definitely a project I plan to work on in the future. Machine learning is quite difficult though, and I want to make sure I'm very proficient before digging into tutorials.
@@MrPSolver I understand...please take your time but make sure to make the ML series...your channel is hidden gem on youtube :)
9:20 mean energy = sum of total energy / sum of photons = sum ( E * S(E))/ sum(S(E))
11:46 m(t) mass or speed ?
thank you very much for the video, however, the data type of s_f is 'numpy.ndarray' and I can not use it as integer. Can you please tell me how you solve this problem? Thank you in advance
Great application of theory in practice
You have a bull's eye for content
deg_slope = np.degrees(np.arctan2(dmdt[0, :], t ))
On further inspection,
plotting this expression against the given domain of time clearly magnifies the region 0
very good tutorial, easy to understand. thankss!
Thank you for your explanations Mr P Solver, they are very helpful. Today, though I encountered: AttributeError: 'interp1d' object has no attribute 'spline' and I have tried to get around it in various ways but not successful....
What if you need to plug in y data and find the corresponding x value in the interpolation function?
I thought bro is a CS student, but somehow I am studying quantum and rocket science in the same class
WE NEED GRIDDATA INTERPOLATION
have you done a video on how to get data on a ray from the center of a circle to its max radius using specific angles?
Nice vídeo, helpped me a lot, Very clear explanation, suscribbed.
Hey! great video
I have a question, if I have to import any file say txt file. Now I wanna do interpolation of values say the file contains 1-1000 values. How to define one of the values using linspace.
Thanks!
Great video,you have a new subscriber now. I have x and y computer mouse coordinates and I need to check if the trajectory cross itself. I was thinking to interpolate the data points but then you have any idea how to check if the trajectory cross? Thank you very much!
great videos.
Can you explain / show numpy implementation of svd/qr/householder?
really helpfull!!
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I'm sorry mr. Can you put
Subtitle please 🙏