<commit_before># Solutions
A collection of Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks developed to solve real and imagined problems
As an engineer, I enjoy finding solutions to a variety of problems. I also have an analytical side that leads me to search for a better understanding of the problem or find an optimal solution.   This usually takes the form of a Python script or notebook.

I've used a lot of computer languages, applications and tools in my career to implement solutions.  Fortran, tksolver, C#, MATLAB, etc. A  colleague suggested I try a scientific distribution of Python a couple of years ago.  I found it easy to adopt and the numerical and analysis libraries are awesome. The IPython/Jupyter notebook makes it easy to share code, diagrams and text with others.  I use it at work and at home.  And it's free.   For what it is worth, I use a 64bit Anaconda distribution on Windows 10.    

Hope someone finds some of this useful.

[Index of solutions](index.ipynb)

If you have any suggestions or want to make additions, you can contact me via [email](mailto:<EMAIL>)
<commit_msg>updated readme file<commit_after># Solutions
A collection of Python scripts and Jupyter notebooks developed to solve real and imagined problems
As an engineer, I enjoy finding solutions to a variety of problems. I also have an analytical side that leads me to search for a better understanding of the problem or find an optimal solution.   This usually takes the form of a Python script or notebook.

I've used a lot of computer languages, applications and tools in my career to implement solutions.  Fortran, tksolver, C#, MATLAB, etc. A  colleague suggested I try a scientific distribution of Python a couple of years ago.  I found it easy to adopt and the numerical and analysis libraries are awesome. The IPython/Jupyter notebook makes it easy to share code, diagrams and text with others.  I use it at work and at home.  And it's free.   For what it is worth, I use a 64bit Anaconda distribution on Windows 10.    

Hope someone finds some of this useful.

[Bin Packing with Multiple Bin Sizes](notebooks/Bin_Packing_Multiple_Bin_Sizes.ipynb)
    A brute force approach to selecting the optimal set of bins to meet an order.

more to come...	
	
If you have any suggestions or want to make additions, you can contact me via [email](mailto:<EMAIL>)

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