Quick SciPy updates #201
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Negin I think it's wise to limit this; perhaps basic + advanced indexing would be OK. It's great material, and will be useful for many people in the future. We should have a ten minute break after this, and people are free to explore the boolean indexing notebook then. |
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Okay @dcherian , sounds good. I think we can do
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Address the issue #199:
Reorganized indexing notebook so that no example of datetime indexing occur before introduction of the concept of datetime indexing , moved the exercise to the end of the notebook.
Moved the warning box of "Positional indexing deviates from the NumPy when indexing with multiple arrays " lower but kept it since it is important and is needed for the vectorized tutorial... @dcherian I am open to deleting it, but we have to update and rewrite the intro section of the vectorized section....