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### Describe the feature and motivation
Matrix expressions API works like syntax sugar for Matrices, Scalars and some other types and allows to define complex mathematical expressions with simple …
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### Context
Neural networks are graphs consisting of nodes called operators. Each operator corresponds to a mathematical function, usually described in framework's documentation or an AI standard, …
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This program will save me a tonne of time. Thank you for writing and publishing it.
If youre going to extend it, would you consider adding the operators found here: I'd use the logical and set theor…
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I think mathematical operators would be a beneficial addition (😏) to the expression syntax. It would allow things like
```jsonpath
$[?@.a+@.b!=@.c]
```
to check for model consistency. (Argua…
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I've talked about this before but I couldn't find an existing issue about it.
Swift requires operators to consist of *non*-alphanumeric characters, so they aren't valid identifiers. This allows cus…
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No mathematical operations can be done on Python object references through JavaScript using the standard operators (+, -...).
That happens because Python object references (**PyObj**s) are seen in Jav…
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The `std.math` library is a standard library that provides functions and operators.
_~TODO~_
I want to provide standard implementations of FFT, operators that use mathematical symbols, etc. For inst…
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It should evaluate mathematical expressions with 4 main operators: +, -, /, * .
For example: /math 2+5
should make the bot say "7"
xuxey updated
3 years ago
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The episode [Short Introduction to Programming in Python](https://datacarpentry.org/python-ecology-lesson/01-short-introduction-to-Python/index.html) notes that
> We can perform mathematical calcu…
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Related: #897
Here's a situation I've run into before: given an optional array, return one more than its length if it's defined, and some fallback value (e.g. 0) if it isn't. Currently this can be…