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m clsq.m
function [c, n] = clsq (A, dim);
%CLSQ Special constrained least squares
%
% [c, n] = clsq (A, dim) solves the constrained
% least squares Problem
% A (c n)' == 0 subject t
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out8 belladit.out8
... DATE: Sat Feb 27 1993 15:15:26 EST
...
... TRACE MINIMIZATION ON THE
... EQUIVALENT A^TA E_PROBLEM
... NO. OF EQUATIONS = 82
... MAX. NO. OF ITERATIONS = 80
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bp poetry.bp
* In this problem a recurrent network is used to memorize two lines of
* poetry and in effect form a linked list. It comes from William
* James' book, _Psychology_ in the chapter on Assoication. T
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bp circle.bp
* This is a simple classification problem with two classes. One set of
* points (class 2) is the set of points within 1 unit of the point
* (0,0). Second there is a square outside this area with a
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todo
124907 HTML parse buffer problem when parsing larse in-memory docs
124110 DTD validation && wrong namespace
123564 xmllint --html --format
TODO for the XML parser and stuff:
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m dd_ex1.m
% DD_EX1
%
% Example of the creation of a One-Class problem, and the solutions
% obtained by the Nearest Neighbor Data Description and the Support
% Vector Data Description. Furthermore, the ROC curve
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cpp pr0705.cpp
// Programming with C++, Second Edition, by John R. Hubbard
// Copyright McGraw-Hill, 2000
// Problem 7.5 on page 175
// Differentiating a function
#include // defines the sqrt()
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cpp pr0524.cpp
// Programming with C++, Second Edition, by John R. Hubbard
// Copyright McGraw-Hill, 2000
// Problem 5.24 on page 114
// A Function that Computes Formulas for Circles
#include /
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cpp pr0526.cpp
// Programming with C++, Second Edition, by John R. Hubbard
// Copyright McGraw-Hill, 2000
// Problem 5.25 on page 114
// A Function that Computes Formulas for Spheres
#include /
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cpp pr0503.cpp
// Programming with C++, Second Edition, by John R. Hubbard
// Copyright McGraw-Hill, 2000
// Problem 5.3 on page 112
// Testing a Trigonometric Identity
#include // defines the