PS. a minor estension to my previous mail.
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>Hi Gian!
>The mean value of ?30 is not 15 but 14.5.
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> (+/%#)i.30
>14.5
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>Is there a point in using <.&<. rather than <. ?
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>Note that (((+/ % #)*1+#)-(+/))) is equal to (+/ % #)
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>When you apply a multiplicative noise, you should multiply by ^noise rather
>than 1+noise.
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>PS. Also note that the hook (] g h) is equal to the fork (g h).
>PS. Note that 0{ is superfluous.
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>So your bestfit calculation may look somewhat like this:
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> (,[:<.0.5+([:^0.01*_14.5+[:? 30"_)* +/ % #)90 90 90
>90 90 90 96
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>- Bo
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>
>>________________________________
>>Fra: Henry Rich <[email protected]>
>>Til: Programming forum <[email protected]>
>>Sendt: 11:25 onsdag den 5. oktober 2011
>>Emne: Re: [Jprogramming] Tacit vs. Explicit
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>>bestfit=:(],0{&<.&<.0.5+(1+0.01*_15+(?@(30"_)))*(((+/ % #)*1+#)-(+/)))
>> bestfit 90 90 90
>>90 90 90 101
>> bestfit 90 90 90
>>90 90 90 102
>> bestfit 90 90 90
>>90 90 90 103
>> bestfit 90 90 90
>>90 90 90 78
>>
>>Henry Rich
>>
>>On 10/5/2011 5:19 AM, Gian Medri wrote:
>>> Hi!
>>> I have a function:
>>> bestfit=:(],0{&<.&<.0.5+(1+0.01*(?30)-15)*(((+/ % #)*1+#)-(+/)))
>>> that calculates the n+1 element.
>>> bestfit 90 90 90
>>> 90 90 90 81
>>> The tacit form doesn't work properly, because the "?" is not active every
>>> time I call bestfit 90 90 90.
>>> When I use
>>> (],0{&<.&<.0.5+(1+0.01*(?50)-25)*(((+/ % #)*1+#)-(+/))) 90 90 90
>>> then the function works properly.
>>>
>>> My question is if it is possible to have a tacit verb with the "?" active.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>> Gian Medri
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