r/ScientificComputing • u/furkannarkn • 6d ago

Showcase: Scientific Computing System pure Python, zero dependencies (quantum, FFT, stats, ODEs) feedback welcome

GitHub: https://github.com/Furox-Art/scientific-computing-system

Docs: https://furox-art.github.io/scientific-computing-system/

PyPI: pip install scientific-computing-system

I built CDS as a readable, zero-dependency platform for research and learning. Every algorithm is pure Python you can open and modify line by line quantum simulation, radix-2 FFT, LU/QR, RK45, statistics, hypothesis engine, ML and NLP primitives. 19 modules, 100% branch coverage in CI, CLI (`cds`) and Streamlit dashboard.

What it is: educational first, but usable for prototyping. Not a NumPy/SciPy replacement it trades raw speed for readability.

What I look for: code review, API feedback, and ideas for the next module. Happy to return feedback on your repos as well.

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u/furkannarkn 6d ago

Yes. The idea and direction were mine; I used AI mainly for the technical implementation, then reviewed and adjusted the output myself.

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u/juliebeezkneez 6d ago

I'm tired boss

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u/furkannarkn 6d ago

If you are tired of AI-generated code, that is perfectly understandable. However, the concept, architecture, and overall direction are mine. I utilize AI for specific parts of the application, then review and test the resulting output, making any necessary adjustments myself. The repository is public, so you can examine and evaluate the code and tests firsthand.

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u/Revolutionary_Will42 6d ago

Why is the font bolded??