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Make a Jupyter Notebook tutorial for Inverse Kinematics and PSO

See original GitHub issue

The idea is simple, implement a Jupyter notebook tutorial for inverse kinematics using PySwarms. I already have a tutorial (using natively-written PSO) in this blog. It might be nice to have a PySwarms equivalent. You just need to follow that tutorial, and swap everything in with PySwarms.

A good template can be found here

Notes: Please work on the development branch. You can find a good StackOverflow question here.

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Created 5 years ago
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ljvmiranda921commented, Jun 20, 2018

Hey @whzup ! Welcome!

No one’s working on this and sure this one’s yours 👍 Be sure to fork the development branch and simply start the notebook inside the examples/ directory 😄

If you have any questions (the github process in general, on inverse kinematics, etc.), do not hesitate to ping us!

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whzupcommented, Jun 20, 2018

Is there already someone working on this? I’d like to contribute to this project it looks really interesting. I’m new to GitHub and have some experience in Python and this seems like a nice possibility to improve my Python and writing skills!

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