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The Grand Negus wrote: You're not the guy for this project
You're kidding, right?
The Grand Negus wrote: I did. 90% of the routines in our development are void of anything that resembles a formulaic approach
Since when did quoting a single unsubstantiated figure constitute a proof? Maybe an example would help?
The Grand Negus wrote: and it can reproduce itself, on a bottom-of-the-line Dell, in less than three seconds
For what purpose?
The Grand Negus wrote: On page 97 of our reference manual there is an illustration of a sine-wave constructed from an integer-only polygon smoothed using integer-only math
Since I do not have access to your manual this can't be considered an example - again I only have your unsubstantiated claim that it is proof. I have no doubt however that you can draw very pretty pictures using only integers, but that still doesn't help you rotate a cube 33 and a third degrees around the X axis - a very real graphic 'problem'.
The Grand Negus wrote: We define a real programming language as one that can be used to conveniently and efficiently reproduce itself
Like C you mean?
The Grand Negus wrote: You should have asked about the difference between an "apparently intelligent" machine, and an "artificially intelligent" one
I know this one - 'artificial intelligence' applies to the machine, 'apparent intelligence' applies to the user of the machine, right?
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The Grand Negus wrote: I propose that lines be described using something like "left 2 up 1" (in whatever syntax is appropriate), because lines defined like that can be precisely plotted on the screen;
Sounds like you may be wanting to use vectors to form lines. Such as in some advance CAD systems.
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Whats all this got to do in a C# forum?
If a newcomer writes a question for languages/subjects other than C# he is banged straight.
Shouldnt this topic be discussed in more appropriate forums?
Arti
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Please ignore my previous reply.
I accidentally got linked with this forum instead of C#.
Apologies for the inconvinience caused.
Arti
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Steve_pqr wrote: t works very well not in limited circumstances but for the circumstances for which it was designed ie to describe the real world in mathematical terms. All advances in mathematics have taken us a step (a very small step) nearer to describing the world fully.
hey boy, that's physics, not math itself.
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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Correct - but you don't get far in physics without math, and without physics math is just an intellectual excercise, you draw the line between them, I suspect it won't be a straight one!! (probably a fractal)
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I want to make my project (witch I did it with Matlab) I want to make it runs on any PC without the need of Matlab program to be on this PC.
in other words...I want to make my project an (.exe) file.
how can I do that please???
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You will have to buy the MatLab compiler.
Regards,
Tim
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Tim Paaschen wrote: You will have to buy the MatLab compiler.
I have matlab 6.5 and matlab 7
is that what u mean???
thank u 4 ur help
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Check if "mcc" command works in your Matlab console.
Regards,
Arun Kumar.A
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I didnt understand
I wrote help mcc on my matlab command window....
I read what is written....
but how can I convert a matlab project to .exe file that dosent need matlab program to run...
note: I'm using matlab 6.5 or 7
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you could ask in the matlab forums or help discussion.
http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/
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mcc -m main.m
where main.m is the starting function (Entry point)of the project.
An exe file named "main.exe" will be created
along with other files and folders.
For further details google
with "mcc option for matlab".
Hope that helps you.
Regards,
Arun Kumar.A
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thank u very much ......u r helpful
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Can anyone tell me what kind of algorithm Tomtom and Garmin are using to find the shortest route in a huge data set as all roads on a continent?
Is it A*? In this case do they query the database in each loop?
Hope you understand what i mean.
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Did you understand what you meant, didn't you?
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
-- Alfonso the Wise, 13th Century King of Castile.
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dnmdk wrote: Can anyone tell me what kind of algorithm Tomtom and Garmin are using to find the shortest route
usually commercial vendors use private, often patented algorithms for these things. This keeps the competition from directly redoing what they have done and selling it for less.
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Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau.
Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
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any easy and fast data mining algorithm any one knows?
nill
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To do what? There are a multitude of data mining algorithms each offering benifits in specific areas. You need to be more specific about what you are trying to accomplish.
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Actually i have a huge data given to me and i have to identify let say all students name, address, reg.no, who belong to electrical engineering. what else pattern means, and i want to know the names of DM algorithm. also which one i can use more quickly and fast to understand as well as effective in limited time span.
nill
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Thanks for posting the useful link
nill
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Which interprocess synchonization mechanism is used for the DuplicateHandle Windows API function?
What is the necessity to have the handle duplicated if it points to the same object? Is there not a way to reference the same object through another means?
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You can duplicate the HANDLE with different security attributes. You can use it to conjure up an inheritable HANDLE from a non-inheritable one and vice versa. You can use it to make the HANDLE valid in the context of another process.
Steve
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