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Computational Geometry in Python
To illustrate a few advantages of the scipy stack in one of my upcoming talks, I have placed an ipython notebook with (a reduced version of) the current draft of Chapter 6 (Computational Geometry) of my upcoming book: Mastering SciPy.
The raw ipynb can be downloaded from my github repository [blancosilva/Mastering-Scipy/], or viewed directly from the nbviewer at [this other link]
I also made a selection with some fun examples for the talk. You can download the presentation by clicking in the image above.
Enjoy!
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