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Solving the knapsack problem with Python and Gurobi

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Resources to learn mathematical optimisation

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PyCon: why data scientists should learn mathematical optimisation

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Exploring the impact of constraints on a solar farm in the National...

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How does AEMO predict demand in the National Electricity Market?

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Big Battery Bidding and Rebidding!

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How does a gigawatt of renewables disappear?

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Data science tip: store constants in their own file

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Summary of reliability forecasting in the NEM

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Visualising the Tesla big battery at Hornsdale

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AER State of the energy market 2021 Summary

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Electricity Market Modelling Resources

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  • Interesting Readings

    by Jack Simpson July 28, 2015
    by Jack Simpson July 28, 2015

    Work has kept me pretty busy lately but I’ve been meaning to try put together another post with some of the interesting readings I’ve come across. The first thing I’ll…

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  • Saving OpenCV matrices to disc and loading them

    by Jack Simpson July 9, 2015
    by Jack Simpson July 9, 2015

    Recently I needed to save some matrices I had generated with OpenCV and C++. This snippet of code shows you how you can do this this and then open the…

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  • Be careful with FFmpeg metadata

    by Jack Simpson June 14, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 14, 2015

    Recently I used the program FFmpeg to automatically extract metadata about the time and date some videos I’ve been using for my research were created. FFmpeg is a really useful tool…

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  • Image processing with scikit-image

    by Jack Simpson June 14, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 14, 2015

    I’ve been using OpenCV over the past couple of years for all my image processing work. It’s a really extensive and useful library, and just recently, OpenCV 3.0 was released,…

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  • Machine Learning Graphics from Melanie Warrick’s PyCon 2014 Presentation

    by Jack Simpson June 12, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 12, 2015

    Recently, I watched Melanie Warrick’s great talk on getting started with machine learning at PyCon 2014. I linked to it in my post on materials to learn machine learning, however I wanted…

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  • Resources for Learning Haskell

    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015

    I’ve had a few recommendations lately from experienced programmers that I should learn a “pure” functional language. This is supposed to allow me to think about problems and programming in…

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  • PyCon 2015 Talks I Found Interesting

    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015

    Here are some of the PyCon 2015 talks I found rather interesting, please note that some of the talks that refer to machine learning have been linked to in my…

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  • Materials for Learning Machine Learning

    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015

    Lately, myself and a friend have become rather interested in learning more about machine learning. I’ve been trying to start a collection of learning materials that I either found useful…

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  • Interesting articles about teaching data science

    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 7, 2015

    I’ve been following some of the great data school tutorials and I recently read a couple of interesting posts about teaching programming and data science on their website: Should you…

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  • iPython Notebook Presentation

    by Jack Simpson June 5, 2015
    by Jack Simpson June 5, 2015

    I have a talk today about how I’ve been using the iPython Notebook when prototyping different image processing techniques and their parameters. The presentation involved a bit of background on…

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