Hi Skip,
Try this:
lz=: 3 : 0
,' '([,.~ -.~"1) ":10#.^:_1 y
)
lz 1 20 300 4000 5
1 00020 00300 04000 5
Good Luck,
Dave
On 2/3/2019 2:15 PM, 'Skip Cave' via Programming wrote:
Paolo and Devon provided the named dyadic verbs Fill and lead0s that
perform the function I spe
Thanks for the grey palettes. Being colorblind, I miss some of the
information in the color plots, even though I think they are prettier.
Dave
On 4/13/2017 8:20 AM, Andrew Nikitin wrote:
I have updated phase portraits page
http://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/User:Andrew_Nikitin/Phase_portraits
Groups based on what?
Dave
On 5/20/2016 10:11 AM, Devon McCormick wrote:
I have a few thousand photos I want to put into a small number of groups as
equally-sized as possible. It looks like a knapsack problem but I only
need to get within some tolerant equality.
Has anyone done something like
I sent this in yesterday, but didn't see it. My apologies if I have
posted it twice. I have made dots bigger by diddling the font. As long
we are talking of new fonts, this is what I reported in 2009:
As we teach ourselves to read without consciously noticing the
punctuation, it initially b
The problem I faced in MatLab was to provide temperature data from an
infra-red camera. The data from the camera was in the Air Force's
Standard Archive Format(SAF) that allows all the raw data, calibration
constants, and much ancillary data (such as data units, classification,
and data type)
since we don't have the concept of name1.name2.name3... levels.
Instead look at the problem to be solved and see how best that would be
done in J.
On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 11:49 AM, David Porter wrote:
Thanks Raul. That did help a little.
What has me now is how to get the followin
pts.
Hope this helps.
Cheers, bob
On 2013-02-01, at 7:49 PM, David Porter wrote:
Thanks Raul. That did help a little.
What has me now is how to get the following:
q1.tests.test1
q1.tests.test2
q1.tests.test3
Under each of the three tests there will be multiple named variables. If I
under
Thanks Raul. That did help a little.
What has me now is how to get the following:
q1.tests.test1
q1.tests.test2
q1.tests.test3
Under each of the three tests there will be multiple named variables.
If I understand what coinsert does correctly, that is to put a new
locale on the search path b
I am trying to port some old code from MatLab to J. It seems that it
should be easy, but I am finding one aspect of it difficult.
In MatLab I used their data structure with several sub-levels. Four
features seemed very nice to me: 1, Many constants could be associated
with a single overall
