1. gets a curve to be close to (ideally passes through) an ordered set of data points
2. while avoiding itself
Your works on tangent point energies seems related but I'm unsure about part 1
1. gets a curve to be close to (ideally passes through) an ordered set of data points
2. while avoiding itself
Your works on tangent point energies seems related but I'm unsure about part 1
Issue in chapter 3
Issue in chapter 3
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Dice of any shape with any probabilities
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Dice of any shape with any probabilities
Official EU Citizens' Initiative against conversion therapy
There isn't much time left but support grows very fast right now. As of yesterday, the seven states hurdle was passed, now it's just down to the last <380000 signatures
Official EU Citizens' Initiative against conversion therapy
There isn't much time left but support grows very fast right now. As of yesterday, the seven states hurdle was passed, now it's just down to the last <380000 signatures
I'd like to see variants that try to separate the periodic (time of day, week, year, month) and nonperiodic effects as well as logarithmic graphs.
The ability to switch off parts would also be good. English is too dominant
I'd like to see variants that try to separate the periodic (time of day, week, year, month) and nonperiodic effects as well as logarithmic graphs.
The ability to switch off parts would also be good. English is too dominant
you say "unreality" but the subtitle says "reality"
you say "unreality" but the subtitle says "reality"