arpitbbhayani/swe-math-weekly
/swe-math-weeklyarpitbbhayani/swe-math-weekly is a open-source project on GitHub, written primarily in Jupyter Notebook. It has 176 stars. SWE Math Weekly is a fun, hands-on weekly challenge that will require you to solve a question through code and in the process understand a set of math concepts - from linear algebra, statistics, and calculus.
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