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Variables should be vectors #5

Open AnnieAtHasura opened 5 years ago

AnnieAtHasura commented 5 years ago

SimGen is rigidly simple, choosing to not do things instead of shoehorning them.

However, #1 is an excellent idea, and leads to the question, why are variables scalars and not vectors?

It seems like it would be best if PDQ nodes were expressed in terms of boundary conditions and partial differential equations.

the idea of SimGen as a tool for writing ML is interesting.

@exfenestram @earthprokhor any comments?

AnnieAtHasura commented 5 years ago

Formulate using constraints or generalized coordinates in Lagrangian mechanics. Could be Lagrangian Equ. of the first kind.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lagrangian_mechanics

Anniepoo commented 5 years ago

Note that Lagrangian mechanics only supports holonimic constraints

earthprokhor commented 5 years ago

Dear Anniepoo

As press is researching as me as some lazy punk, would you please consider to confirm the following: The company, SimGen came from, is not quite unimportant (maybe some fact about that). Neither are the projects using it (the volume on an example maybe?). I was asked to make a pull request by you because one of my ideas. In that context, i made my first pull request ever(!).

Sincerely Prokhor

PS; Use for public release intended

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AnnieAtHasura commented 5 years ago

I'm having trouble understanding your message. Was it machine translated? You can find out more about Simularity at http://simularity.com Their work is proprietary As far as I know, no one outside of Simularity is using the open source version. The project is definitely still in early stages.

We didn't get a pull request from you.