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| Hi Bogdan, I think that you can also just jump right into the course and acquire basic Wolfram Language skills from the numerous examples in the course. Use "Elementary Introduction ..." as a reference when you run into trouble or want to explore the... |
| Luke answered this during the chat session during the course today: Format->ScreenStyleEnvironment->"Working" will set the scratch notebook so that scrolling works. Note to the [@Wolfram U][at0] team: I believe it would be helpful to have this be... |
| Hello Peter, Indeed, as Dave pointed out, you're basically abusing of the [properties of expectation][1]. Notice f(E(x)) is equal to E(f(x)) if f(x) is a linear function. For non-linear functions, f(E(x)) is not equal to E(f(x)). Norm is not a... |
| Glad to read, Good luck with the exam! |
| How would I adapt the example with Keccak 256 for the avalance effect example for the Keccack512 hashing function. I tried replacing the instances of 256 with 512 in the example and the one case of 255 with 511 and Keccak256 with Keccak512 but I got... |
| Thank you. The auto-grader is an interesting creature on its own. Is it one of Wolfram's projects? If it is, please post a link. What are the grading criteria (in addition to the final result), the ideas behind it, how does it learn...? Are there... |
| That was my original plan. However, after discovering that it has nothing to do with the code and shows up with a set of simplest function, I posted the simple version. Hope things are going well with you, and we will meet again soon. Best. Mo |
| Rohit, Thanks. Gerry |