On 13 nov, 00:29, Jason Grout jason-s...@creativetrax.com wrote:
That was a prototype and was hand-coded, I believe (so no, I don't think
there was code for it in general). That was Rob Beezer's work, so I'll
have to punt to him. He may not be able to answer for a few days, though.
It
Another question : is it the good list to post this kind of question?
I saw that there is another list : sage-users... Would it be more
appropriate to post there?
Are you sure? There is no such google group, and search on the sagmath
website doesn't show hits on that name. This is the right
A related question: is it possible to catch an exception if there is a
time out?
Or maybe there is another way to write code like this:
@fork
def g(...)
try:
a = g(10^7)
except TimeOut:
a = something_else
...
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Can I do this in Sage?
Sure. Here you have some tips:
{{{id=1|
#Create n variables with names x1, x2 ... xn
#and store them in a list vs
n = 5
vs = var(' '.join('x%d'%j for j in range(5)))
vs
///
(x0, x1, x2, x3, x4)
}}}
{{{id=6|
def pot(vs,ds):
return prod(v^d for v,d in zip(vs,ds))
On 30 jun, 22:45, Ryan Hinton iob...@email.com wrote:
Thanks for the reply! That's a perfect example of what I am doing
now. Can I go one level higher and define my generating function as a
product of terms *while leaving the actual degrees, coefficients, and
even the number of dimensions
On Jul 24, 6:52 pm, William Stein wst...@gmail.com wrote:
I can think of no reason it would be dangerous to do that. Just
control the files of the form worksheet.txt, since they determine the
worksheets.
I can also not think of a simpler way to accomplish this.
William
Thanks them. It's
It works once the kernels match. Thanks again
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Bruce Cohenwrote:
I am running sage-4.1-linux-Debian_GNU_Linux_5.0_lenny-i686-Linux on
Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-19-generic.
Thanks for th tip!
I tried it and it failed, but it's probably because I ran it from the
chroot jail that I use to build the custom live dvd. The kernel in the
Bruce Cohenwrote:
I am running sage-4.1-linux-Debian_GNU_Linux_5.0_lenny-i686-Linux on
Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-19-generic.
Thanks for th tip!
I tried it and it failed, but it's probably because I ran it from the
chroot jail that I use to build the custom live dvd. The kernel in the
Unfortunately, no, there are no such up-to-date archives.
I wouldn't mind to use sage 3 binaries, but I cannot find any of those
either. Unfortunately, I didn't keep a sage 3 file for hardy that I
used once.
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Watch also for cputime and walltime, which are very general and
easy to use. Sometimes time and timeit are not convenient to use
if you have more than one statement.
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In the case where I'm using the test.sage trick, can I still import my
own modules
or have access to everything ?
I guess the answer is Yes, isn't ?
I've tried to import both sage and pygtk without success, both in
python and sage console. Please tell me if you can achieve this. I
guess you
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