Adrian Price-Whelan

gala. Galactic and gravitational dynamics in Python

schwimmbad. A common interface to processing pools.

cython-tutorial. Tutorial on how to use Cython to optimize Python code.

makecite. Generate latex + bibtex citation commands by looking at what packages are imported

thejoker. A custom Monte Carlo sampler for the (gravitational) two-body problem

d3po. CSS

cmastro. Colormaps for astronomers

pyia. a Python package for working with data from the Gaia mission

jupyterlab-gist-it. Upload a Jupyter notebook as a Gist with the click of a button.

NYCastroML. Columbia+ meet-up for working through http://press.princeton.edu/titles/10159.html

macro-cell. IPython extension for defining custom cell macros

mpipool. A Python MPI Pool

AST542. Princeton astro grad seminar on statistical methods

dropoutput. Remove cell numbers and output from IPython notebooks when adding to a git repository

pyastro17-tutorials. Machine learning tutorials for Python in Astronomy 2017

CitationPEP. Sketching out a PEP for a software citation standard

pydata2017-astropy. Materials for the Astropy workshop at the PyData NYC 2017 workshop

TorusImaging. Implementation of Orbital Torus Imaging, and tools for pipelining runs.

SuperFreq. Numerically determine the fundamental frequencies of an orbit

biff. Deprecated! see https://github.com/adrn/gala instead

ebak. Jupyter Notebook

GD1-DR2. Jupyter Notebook

MDM-Gaia. Collaboration policy for MDM observations during or immediately after Gaia DR2.

SFD. Schlegel, Finkbeiner, David dust maps in Python.

AchtungCoaddVerboten. Python

SoftwareTesting. Python

advent-of-code. Solutions for advent of code

kermit. Artisanal reparametrizations of the Kepler problem

joaquin. spectrophotoasterometric parallaxes

delicatessen. The "plots" project at online.tess.science!

talkviz. Visualizations (movies and figures) for talks

hq. a pipeline for running The Joker on APOGEE data.

TwoBody. Solving the gravitational two-body problem.

ahw2017-ml. Machine learning at AstroHackWeek

PrincetonStatsSeminar. Supplementary material for my lecture on 6 Feb.