Open Software Initiative (OSI) day

Session

Session 1

26 oct. 2015, 09:15

19. Keynote Speech 1: Jupyter at BIDS: building the tools and the institutions for data science

Fernando Perez (UC Berkeley - original author of IPython and driver of Project Jupiter)

26/10/2015 09:15

In this talk, I will discuss both the architecture and recent developments in the Jupyter project, (the multi-language platform evolved from the IPython system for interactive Python). Jupyter is a project aimed at a broad class of problems in data science, and at UC Berkeley, its development today takes place in a new kind of institutional context: the Berkeley Institute for Data Science...

20. Sphinx-Gallery, Package documentation made easy

Oscar Nájera (U. Paris-Sud/LPS)

26/10/2015 10:15

21. Py-Earth, Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines in Python

Mehdi Cherti (CNRS/LAL, AppStat)

26/10/2015 11:00

22. MNE from shell scripts and Unix commands to Python

Lorenzo de Santis

26/10/2015 11:15

23. Reproducible research in Bioinformatics: Scientific Workflows, provenance and beyond

Sarah Cohen-Boulakia (U. Paris-Sud/LRI)

26/10/2015 11:30

24. LoOPS Network for developers at Paris-Saclay

Karin Dassas (CNRS/IDOC)

26/10/2015 12:00

LoOPS is a network of scientific software developers in Higher Education and Research Institutions in the southwest of Paris. The mission of the network is to facilitate the sharing of practices, expertise and knowledge among developers in order to allow everyone to progress in its software development activity.

35. The io.datascience DaaS platform

Mme Karima Rafes (LRI)

26/10/2015 12:15