Simulating the Zombie Apocalypse with Python [2/2]

[@GregWintherArtist]

Overview of equations (0:35), implementation of SIZR class (4:06), initial analysis (14:45), simulating Night of the Living Dead (21:01).

[@herryklumper4394]

Hi Greg, would appreciate if you could explain a method for deriving the actual RIS model based on actual figures over time. Basically, how can we determine the actual parameters of the curves.

[@QuantumPablo]

Hello I have a problem, when I try to execute the code that you have in github I get an error that tells me: No module named 'ODESolver' I have installed all the codes you have, how can I solve it? Thanks

[@GregWintherArtist]

Hi! Have you tried installing the repo with pip? i.e.: pip install git+github.com/gregwinther/youtube

[@AhmedMahmoud-yj6yx]

Hey greg how are you I watched a couple videos of yours and i am here to ask you your advice i am willing to seek a computer enginnering degree i am really into ai systems data science.. etc but i really liked computational physics so my question is will computer engineering help me get into this field?

[@GregWintherArtist]

Hi Ahmed! Nice to hear from you. A bit uncertain about what you mean by "computer engineering". Is it related to hardware? Anyway, it depends on how interested you are in physics.It would probably be difficult to find computational physics rewarding without having the proper technical background (in physics). That said, there are projects that have had collaborators that are not physicists, but computer scientists or similar (usually big experiments - ATLAS, IceCube, Planck space observatory). But these are experimental topics. I do non-relativistic quantum many-body theory. There are a few well-documented open source projects in this field, check out www.psicode.org for instance and see if you understand anything ;). You also have gambit (gambit.hepforge.org) that does Dark Matter- and SUSY computations. Some of these are done with AI/ML methods (I think - BSM is definitely not my field). Hope I was at least partially helpful.

[@AhmedMahmoud-yj6yx]

@@GregWintherArtist hi greg thanks for the reply and computer engineering program in my university is more related to software with a cource or two in hardware each semester So what you are saying is i will have to go self learning in physics if i have to get into computational physics right?

[@GregWintherArtist]

Yes. You should also focus on learning programming languages that are good for scientific programming: C, C++, Python, Julia.

[@AhmedMahmoud-yj6yx]

@@GregWintherArtist thanks bro ❤️