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| "File attachments for any format you can find in Wolfram Language Documentation" is not correct. I tried to load a zip file. Zip files are listed. It was rejected as "not supported." |
| I'm doing this so I can extend the function a long ways out. The full table ends at 600 GeV in momentum and 552.25 GeV^2 in s. I need it to go out to 200TeV in momentum and maybe 400^2 GeV^2 in s. I need to go this far because the next step is stick... |
| I would start with find FindFit or NonlinearModel. Those are roughly the same in terms of algorithm, coming to the same results. But NonlinearModel makes an object that carries measure of goodness of fit, the function, the parameters, variance,... |
| In principle, NN can do well predicting future outcomes of events given history of previous similar events. If it weren't for conditionals, which they can approximate with sharp Tanh or other sigmoid functions, NN are Turning complete; meaning, I... |
| I'm going to have ask the same question as Rohit. Is there a particular reason why NSum? Total[Table[]] also works. Sometimes if you error one way, finding an alternative route may just be the fastest way to resolve the problem. In[7]:=... |
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| 6/30: I have programmed the arbitrary layer that I need in terms of layers. It wasn't easy, but it was done. It required 49 layers when it gets flattened out. I'll tell you, it calls for one of the prime rules of programming: If you do it more than... |