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A temporary (or permanent, depending on configuration) file sharing service written in Flask.
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I am working on a personal project, to code a quadcopter simulation (and control) in Python, as a learning project. I am using the scipy
integrator odeint
and I am quite disappointing in the long computing time. So I wish to use numba
to accelerate my integration. I call odeint
every timestep, as I have to create commands after each simulated timestep.
At first, I had issues when my function to integrate (state_dot
) was a method of the Quadcopter
class. So I made it a separate function, but I am now having problems defining the right types when I decorate my function with @jit
. The state_dot
function has a dictionary (params
) as an input argument (I've read that numba supports dictionaries), but also was a custom class (wind
), because my wind model is a method of that class. If I exclude the wind
for now, using numba.typed.Dict
doesn't seem to work to import the dictionary.
To import the wind
object in the function, I've seen the numba type object_
being used, but Python doesn't find a object_
in numba.
I am using numba version 0.45.0, and Python 3.7.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-06 at 13:23The first thing I notice is that — at least in the code you've shown here — your jit signature has four types, but the function you're decorating has five arguments:
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