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Plugin updated  - new function set_Exists(2);
- new function set_DoesNotExist(2);
- new function set_Exists1(2);
- new function set_ForAll(2);
- set-builder now accepts a defined set as first argument;
- minor enhacements;
- refactoring;
- documentation updated;
EDIT: released again to fix a typo in set_DoesNotContains(2); now it is set_DoesNotContain(2)Edited by user 03 May 2024 22:27:06(UTC)
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on 04/05/2024(UTC), on 04/05/2024(UTC), on 10/05/2024(UTC)
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Hi Davide. Thanks. It is a genial plugin. This attempt remains for history. Would it be too much to ask to add functions like choose and permute? And an option to return the sets as row vectors or column vectors by default? A small example on how to calculate probabilities with a dice thanks to the plugin.  basic_die.sm (14kb) downloaded 3 time(s). Best regards Alvaro.
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Originally Posted by: Razonar  Hi Davide. Thanks. It is a genial plugin. You're welcome, I'm very glad this project is useful to the community. It started out for fun, to play around with matrices and SVG features in the API, but it quickly developed into something more coherent and articulated. Originally Posted by: Razonar This attempt remains for history. Totally forgot about this gem.  Originally Posted by: Razonar Would it be too much to ask to add functions like choose and permute? I think is feasible, set_PowerSet() already has a n choose k algorithm, it just need to be adapted. Originally Posted by: Razonar And an option to return the sets as row vectors or column vectors by default? This is something already partially implemented, I need to finalize it. Originally Posted by: Razonar A small example on how to calculate probabilities with a dice thanks to the plugin. Very nice. |
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