Questions tagged [inequalities]
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jQuery: Selecting all elements where attribute is greater than a value
I know that to filter an element with an atttribute called attrName which has value attrValue I do:
filter("[attrName='attrValue']")
but looking at the docs http://api.jquery.com/category/selectors/ I can't see an option to select all elements s.t.…
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Ankur
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What is the operator precedence when writing a double inequality in Python (explicitly in the code, and how can this be overridden for arrays?)
What is the specific code, in order, being executed when I ask for something like
>>> 1 <= 3 >= 2
True
If both have equal precedence and it's just the order of their evaluation, why does the second inequality function as (3 >= 2) instead of (True…
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ely
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How to solve multivariate inequalities with python and sympy?
I'm quite new using python and Sympy... And got a problem to solve multivariate inequalities using sympy.
Let's say I have a lot of functions in a file which look like this :
cst**(sqrt(x)/2)/cst
exp(sqrt(cst*x**(1/4)))
log(log(sqrt(cst…
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sloan
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First circle of R hell. 0.1 != 0.3/3
Possible Duplicate:
Numeric comparison difficulty in R
Hello All,
According to "R Inferno" paper. I'm right now in the first circle of R hell. This is where pagans expect 0.1 == 0.3/3. Paper recommends using all.equal function for such cases,…
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ilya
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Python inequality operators; comparing lists
Having trouble understanding Python behavior when using inequality operators to compare lists. Here's a snippet using the python3 command line interpreter:
>>> [8] < [7]
False
>>> [8] < [9]
True
>>> [8, 6] < [9]
True
>>> [8, 6] < [9, 7]
True …
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StayCool
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Performance problems: Solving an inequality with several assumptions in Mathematica
I need to prove an inequality (or find a counter example) given several assumptions (also inequalities). Unfortunately the inequality to prove is a quite long and complicated expression. There are about 15 variables and FullSimplify's output fills…
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lumbric
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Solve a system of linear equations and linear inequalities
I have to get the min and max y for a linear expression, restricted by some linear inequalities in python.
You can see the equation and inequalities here that I have entered into Desmos:
3x+12y = 1000
x > 30
x < 160
y < 60
y > 10
x + y > 180
I can…
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random12231
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Solving a system of (more than two) linear inequalities
If I use
diophantine(2*x+3*y-5*z-77)
I receive this result.
{(t_0, -9*t_0 - 5*t_1 + 154, -5*t_0 - 3*t_1 + 77)}
Fine so far. However, on occasion one might like to constrain x, y and z to be (say) non-negative. When I use an approach like…
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Bill Bell
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how to plot 3d inequalities on matlab
I want to plot a 3d region in MATLAB bounded from a set of inequalities.
For example:
0 <= x <= 1
sqrt(x) <= y <= 1
0 <= z <= 1 - y
I found a 2d example that someone has done on this site but I'm not sure how to convert that to 3d. How to plot…
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user1680079
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Multiple inequality (a < b < c...) with potentially missing value
I would like to test multiple inequalities at once, i.e.
if (a < b < c < ...)
which is fine when all the values are present. However sometimes the numeric value of one or more of the variables to be compared may be missing/unknown; the correct…
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ChrisW
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How to solve inequalities with Symja?
Does anyone know how to solve one simple inequalities in Symja?
I try like this:
EvalUtilities solver = new EvalUtilities();
myExpresion = "Solve[Less[{2*x + 4},{10}],{x}]";
IExpr result = solver.evaluate(myExpresion);
But this doesn't work. How…
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user3212686
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What's the correct syntax for variable inequalities in bash?
I'm a bit new to bash so please excuse any naive questions or nooby stuff I do.
So I wrote a quick script that lists all tput colors, and it works pretty well. It looks like this:
unset x; for i in {1..256}; do tput setab $x; echo $x; x=$((x+1));…
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AwesomeBen1
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Solving integer constrained optimization problems
I'm new to these problems both mathematically and programmatically. If anyone could suggest a c++ library to use that could solve the following problem I would really appreciate it.
Given constants:
{x_1, ..., x_n}, {y_1, ..., y_n}, {z_1, ..., z_n},…
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Dan
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JavaScript operator for "within x of"
is there a JavaScript operator that will check proximity, kind of like a soft equals? For example, instead of if (a == b) it would read if (a is within 5 of b). There is probably no such thing but it would be a big help if there was.
thank you
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QuinnFreedman
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Plotting constraints in 3D
I would like to be able to visualise a volume (or the surface representing its bound) defined by constraints in 3D.
More precisely, I have some constraints, for example
f0(x,y,z)=(( not ((157.0/1.0) < (((-20.0/1.0) * (y)) + ((-380.0/1.0) * (x)))) )…
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Adrien Champion
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