In my previous post I wrote,
"First I thought that only atomic representations of trains of verbs were
allowed"
but I should have written instead,
"First I thought that only nouns representing trains of verbs under de
adverb train (`:6) were allowed"
that is, for instance, ((u`v)`w) where u,v,
Any definition of gerunds limited to atomic representations of verbs is an
oversimplification (for natural language gramatical analogy). It should be
atomic representations without limitations. @. and `:6 can produce nouns and
modifiers from their atomic representations. The nuvoc page for ` i
Er... never mind on this.
The implementation I was looking at relied on binding and unbinding
buffers at paint time.
Oops,
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Raul
On Sat, Feb 29, 2020 at 10:19 AM Raul Miller wrote:
>
> The code I was looking at freed the buffers during initialization (before any
> paint operations). That m
Yeah, looks like I wasn't understanding the mechanism of buffer binding.
As for painting -- what I am trying to say is that you'll have to lay
down vertices to hold the colors in position.
I'll see if I can draft up a version of your implementation where that
makes more sense.
Thanks,
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Raul
Hi,
a new version of the math/flann add-on appeared in the package manager, but
if gives me an error:
'n d' =: allsearch A;R;1
|domain error: cd
| cmd cd dataset;rows;cols;testset;trows;index;dists;nn;params
(nothing wrong with A and R)
I think this is due to the changes in cd (15!:0)
You have probably already alerted the relevant parties but if there is
documentation on the wiki, you can update it yourself or ask someone else
to do it if you supply the necessary info.
On Sun, Mar 1, 2020 at 9:40 PM Ben Gorte wrote:
> Hi,
>
> a new version of the math/flann add-on appeared in
whenever there is cd domain error, you can check further info
with cder'' and cderx''
Mon, 02 Mar 2020, Ben Gorte написал(а):
> Hi,
>
> a new version of the math/flann add-on appeared in the package manager, but
> if gives me an error:
>
>'n d' =: allsearch A;R;1
> |domain error: cd
> | cm
