LeAnthony Mathews wrote:
>
> Looking for LISP code examples:
> I was helping my friend do some statistics homework and decided to
> load up slime and see if I could mimic the stat equations in lisp to
> double check my answers on paper and actually list the solution step
> by step. By abstracting the equations from the statistics book I
> quickly wrote the equations. I did have a hard time finding a LISP
> code repository where I could type in a concept and could see
> different LISP examples(like mean, mode, std deviation, etc). Google
> was a little help. Another good help was http://www.koders.com which
> I was able to find a nice "quicksort" example(nothing to do with
> stats). Anyway, can anyone suggest other places to find LISP code
> examples. LeAnthony
Ancient repository but it has some useful tools:
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/project/ai-repository/ai/lang/lisp/code/
In particular, you might like Infix.cl which lets you type in normal
equations like "#I(a+b*c^^4)" where ^^ is power.
Cheers,
Jeremy.
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