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Simulated Annealing (SA) is a simple technique for finding an acceptable solution (but not necessarily always the absolute best one that exists!) to very hard combinatorial problems, that is, ones for which a brute-force approach of cycling through all possible alternatives to find the global optimu...
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An advanced mathematics UDF written in AutoIt. Features: Extending the default mathematical library with functions like Sec, ACsc... Advanced mathematical functions like Riemann's zeta, etc. Differentiating functions Calculating the probability of an event Working... -
I've written a short program that calculates all values of a mathematical function in a user-defined interval. The data is written to an user-defined file during that process. Unfortunately, there is no file. I don't have a clue what's wrong with my program, and I've been trying to solve that for ne...
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Can someone please let me know if I have this is correct - I've sort of tested it and it seems to work but I need a second opinion. I'm hoping someone will agree that it will only call the RUN line if the size is over 20 gig ? $mail_que = FileGetSize('C:\Program Files\Microsoft\Exchange Server\...
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Hello everyone!! While solving some maths problems I thought of something and came up with this so-called 'tricky' game. Read instructions and Enjoy playing!!! #include <ButtonConstants.au3> #include <GUIConstantsEx.au3> #include <StaticConstants.au3> #include <WindowsConstants.au3>$Form1 = GUIC...
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I use Fractions Always In My Script But I never Found a UDF for That I made a UDF for Using So here I want to Share it I Named it MathsEx UDF but I Guess Fraction UDF would be Better It Requires Three Funtions Of Array.au3 Currently Supported Functions ; #INDEX# =================================...
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Here's a fun little bit of theory for you I wouldn't usually ask this sort of stuff, I'd spend days trying to figure it out myself, but I think other people are going to like this one. 123.456 in base -10 should be: 284.664 Why? Well, if you apply the rules for normal numeric bases, it is possibl...
