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Hello, I'm very new at sage. I'd like to express a range like range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) but with symbols for all the parameters, like range(a,b,delta), that displays nicely with show(). I would like to be able to substitute in floats at some later stage.

a. I'm not sure what a conventional symbolic expression for a range of floats is b. Not sure how to express it.

My goal is to be able to express constructing a chain rule over a finite input range. I seem to be able to express the chaining of functions ok, but am getting stuck with what i'm calling the constant function which is this range. If I use the range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) I get swamped by the output.

Cheers...

Hello, I'm very new at sage. I'd like to express a range like range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) but with symbols for all the parameters, like range(a,b,delta), that displays nicely with show(). I would like to be able to substitute in floats at some later stage.

a. I'm not sure what a conventional symbolic expression for a range of floats is b. Not sure how to express it.

My goal is to be able to express constructing a chain rule over a finite input range. I seem to be able to express the chaining of functions ok, but am getting stuck with what i'm calling the constant function which is this range. If I use the range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) I get swamped by the output.

P.S. I don't want to use a built-in differentiate, I'm going to use finite differences.

Cheers...

Hello, I'm very new at sage. I'd like to express a range like range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) but with symbols for all the parameters, like range(a,b,delta), that displays nicely with show(). I would like to be able to substitute in floats at some later stage.

a. I'm not sure what a conventional symbolic expression for a range of floats is is

b. Not sure how to express it.

My goal is to be able to express constructing a chain rule over a finite input range. I seem to be able to express the chaining of functions ok, but am getting stuck with what i'm calling the constant function which is this range. If I use the range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) I get swamped by the output.

P.S. I don't want to use a built-in differentiate, I'm going to use finite differences.

Cheers...

Hello, I'm very new at sage. I'd like to express a range like range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) but with symbols for all the parameters, like range(a,b,delta), that displays nicely with show(). I would like to be able to substitute in floats at some later stage.

a. I'm not sure what a conventional symbolic expression for a range of floats is

b. Not sure how to express it.it in SageMath.

My goal is to be able to express constructing a chain rule over a finite input range. I seem to be able to express the chaining of functions ok, but am getting stuck with what i'm calling the constant function which is this range. If I use the range(-3.0,3.0,0.02) I get swamped by the output.

P.S. I don't want to use a built-in differentiate, I'm going to use finite differences.

Cheers...