table of proposed coding projects

Mentors, please edit this wiki page, and add your ideas to the table below.

Students, please look for a project that interests you in the table below. Before emailing project mentors, please do at least one project test and post a link to your solution on the proposal's wiki page.

Proposal	Mentors	Languages
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Randomized LP solver	E Tsigaridas, F Rouillier	C++/R
Parser and Experimentation with SOS solver	V Fisikipoulos, E Tsigaridas	C++
Monte Carlo integration	V Fisikopoulos, PZD Martires, S Kolb	C++/R
Inferring microbial interactions	A Chalkis, E Tsigaridas	Python
NUTS for Truncated Hamiltonian Monte Carlo	M Papachristou, E Tsigaridas, V Fisikopoulos	C++
Counting linear extensions	M Bender, E Tsigaridas, Z Zafeirakopoulos	C++
Adaptive Bayesian learning of posterior distributions	M Papachristou, C Konaxis, A Chalkis	C++/R
Towards a metabolic network toolkit	H Zafeiropoulos, A Chalkis	Python
Apothesis: an open source C++ package for kinetic Monte Carlo	N Cheimarios, V Fisikopoulos	C++
Maximum likelihood estimation of a multidimensional log-concave density	I Psarros, C Konaxis	C++/R

All student applications will be discussed by the GeomScale mentor community, and proposals will be ranked considering factors such as quality, student's ability to successfully finish the project, and impact for the GeomScale project. A finite number of slots will be granted to GeomScale by Google, if GeomScale is accepted as an org, thus only the best proposals will get chosen. This implies that it is possible that some ideas will not become GSoC projects even if they are supported by a good student application.

Students, if you are interested for a coding project related to GeomScale that is not listed above, please try to find mentors by posting a description of your project idea on the gitter. If you find mentors, feel free to add your project idea to this wiki and write an application.