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| Stefan -- That makes sense, although I've noticed that once it runs out of memory with a failure message, it seems like even a simpler network (that would succeed if I ran it first thing) can fail and crash the kernel, so there may also be an issue... |
| [@Stefan Ragnarsson][at0] I stand corrected for my last example should not work (i removed it from my post), even when the MinMax[{}] is fixed, as it flattens the list: MinMax[{1, 2, 3, MinMax[{-4, 1.2}], MinMax[{}]}] Would simplify to: ... |
| This is a bug, unfortunately. But it's been fixed in the development version so the next version of *Mathematica* will give the correct answer. |
| Thanks once again, Hans, This is opportune as I am in the process of breaking down my code into separate functions: one for company info and the other for beneficial ownership, for example. I will mix some of your code into mine and see what... |
| Cool great food for thought. Especially the lemon merange pi. :) Reading up on this re-normalizing article. Think it is on the right track. The mathematical challenge in this case relates to this physical part. ... |
| Interesting note here - I think I've confirmed my suspicion that this is a bug with Mathematica 8 on a Retina MacBook using the notebook interface. If I run the CUDAQ[] command either from the command-line using the kernel directly or by running the... |