Being in Las Vegas, it's difficult to think about poker and not ask yourself "How does it really work? What are the odds of winning with a given hand?". Therefore, this post is devoted to an attempt at implementing a poker simulation.
This post is dedicated to a small clothing experiment. With the help of Google, I've downloaded images of pants and t-shirts (or shirts) from the internet. Using Python and matplotlib, I will generate and display random pairings from these images.
In this post, we're gonna take a look at the Finnish language. Our starting point is a file which contains the 10000 most common words found in Finnish.
In this post, we animate the exact solution of a scalar wave reflecting at a boundary.
The Mandelbrot fractal is a well known mathematical object, foremost for its beauty. In this post, we're going to explore how to draw it, with the help of a couple of Python commands.
Let's try to implement the 2048 game in Python!
In this post, I present a visualization I use when trying to memorize cell phone numbers: the French "département" trajectory landscape.
Do you know the Fourier transform? In this post, we plot the Fourier transform of the rectangle function.
These days I tend to use the IPython Notebook with pretty much every computational project that I use. At work, I'm using Windows 7. By default, it is quite cumbersome to launch an IPython Notebook in Windows 7. The steps are as follows: