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cppad_py#
View page sourceA C++ Object Library and Python Interface to CppAD#
Version#
cppad_py-2024.4.10
Git Repository#
Purpose#
Getting Started#
After you install cppad_py, the following example is a good place to get started using it: Python: Dense Jacobian Using AD: Example and Test.
Numerical Examples#
The following is a link to some numerical examples: numeric_xam.
C++ Function Speed#
One can use CppAD Py to get faster function evaluation in scripting Python, when the sequence of floating point operations does not depend on the independent variables. Once an py_fun is recorded, zero order forward_mode can be used to effectively evaluate the function in C++ instead of Python.
License#
This program is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3.0 or later see gpl-3.0.txt.
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