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Open-Source Projects
I sometimes solve some daily issues with tools that I then post online, mostly in Python. These are small tools that scientists might find useful day to day.
- nob, the Nested OBject manipulator. Makes your life easier if you’re working with nested dicts / lists (or deep json/yaml files) a lot.
- h5nav, a shell-like interactive navigator to poke around an hdf5 file.
- unstructured-adjacency, a tiny helper to gather / scatter data in an unstructured mesh efficiently with scipy.
I also contribute as a Python advisor to many open-source projects at CERFACS, visible on our gitlab page.
Talks
Some of the talks I gave are available online in pdf and sometimes recorded as videos.
- 2020
- 2019
- 2018
- December 10 at Météo France - CNRM: Learning for physical modeling pdf
- November 15 at CERFACS: DataScience Meetup pdf
- November 14 at HiFiLeD Symposium - Brussels: Replacing a sub-grid closure model with a trained deep convolutional neural network pdf
- July 20 at Stanford: CTR Summer Program Final pdf
- June 25 at Stanford: CTR Summer Program Kickoff pdf
- June 13 at Météo France: DataScience discussion pdf
- May 18 at CERFACS: DataScience Meetup pdf
- February 28 at CERFACS: DataScience Meetup pdf
- January 8 at IMFT: FTF in Industrial configurations pdf
- 2017
- 2015