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This is a a cross-post from the boost developers mailing list from App 10.
Boost.Random and the C++11 standard library ship with a 24- and a 48-bit
RANLUX pseudo-random number generator (PRNG). I …
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# AMC Meeting Announcement
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hwfan updated
4 years ago
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(I am aware of issue #100 but I think it is about something else)
I think we need a better interface for `rand` on e.g. polynomial rings and other of our datastructures. The problem with the curren…
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Bonferroni is overly conservative because voxels are not independent
We should look into FDR-based / random field methods (?)
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If I understand his concept of spectral dimension properly, I believe this is can be applied to deep learning to examine the fractal dimension of the weight matrices as they evolve in time. We use rel…
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I have a full-sky map with a resolution of NSIDE=512. The sky-map contains temperature fluctuations of foreground structure obtained from simulations. In the following figures you can see that the ful…
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### Background
I have a CSV file that is 10,090,688 bytes and the first column of the first row in a new section is reading incorrectly. In my case this column in null (it is `""` in the whole CSV) a…
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Rounding with `RNDD` and `RNDZ` with 17 bits of precision doesn't work for the continued fraction of `1761/1024`:
```
sage: fields = []
sage: for rnd in ['RNDD', 'RNDZ']:
....: fields.append(Re…
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MSBuild doesn't currently have any scoping concept for properties or items (adding one is #4074). As a stopgap, we could apply a heuristic, opt-in warning that some patterns are likely to be bad, with…
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We've seen a strange incidence where a user would not update normally when we made changes to their profile, until it randomly worked, seemingly when making changes to another user. We're a little los…