Re: [Factor-talk] logica -- a prolog-like library

I renamed this library "factlog". "factlog" may not be as cool as "Factual" or "Triceratops", but I thought it was great because someone could guess what it was like when he saw it. Thanks, Jack. factlog, subset-Prolog-like DSL running on Factor --

[Factor-talk] expm1 function missing

I was going through the list of math functions. I found log1+ (ln(1+x)) but did not find its counterpart e^x - 1 which is equally important for precision with small x. Kindly clarify and provide. Sanjay Jain ___ Factor-talk mailing list

Re: [Factor-talk] logica -- a prolog-like library

Awesome, Kusumoto! Keep up the cool work. Jack Original Message On Nov 3, 2019, 8:42 PM, KUSUMOTO Norio wrote: > I renamed this library "factlog". > > "factlog" may not be as cool as "Factual" or "Triceratops", but I thought > it was great because someone could guess what it

[Factor-talk] Plotting in Factor

I am new to Factor and am planning to use Factor scientific and engineering data analysis. I have noted that Factor supports words for matrix algebra and BLAS as well as bignum. Is there a facility to plot data for visualization? I could not find it in index of libraries. Sanjay Jain Agra,

[Factor-talk] Plotting in Factor

I am new to Factor and am planning to use Factor scientific and engineering data analysis. I have noted that Factor supports words for matrix algebra and BLAS as well as bignum. Is there a facility to plot data for visualization? I could not find it in index of libraries. Sanjay Jain Agra,

[Factor-talk] inverse of matrix

How is inverse of a matrix provided in math.matrices vocabulary? Sanjay Jain ___ Factor-talk mailing list Factor-talk@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/factor-talk