Our work has several limitations. Despite the large total number of faces, some populations may be undersampled once we omitted individuals for whom data on body height was lacking. However, this does not affect the reported patterns of SShD. Future research would benefit from including an even ...
Why does the infinite iteration of f(x)=ax+1f(x)=ax+1 approach 4a+1√+124a+1+12? 4 Why's the Graph of y=sin(cos(ex))y=sin(cos(ex)) so Wonky? 1 Why does this limit make the sum converge? 2 What does f(x)=limℓ→∞ℓsin(xℓ)−∑ℓ−1n=1...
6 hours ago comment added Dan FWIW, if you allow a maximum error of 0.010.01, then sinx≈xsinx≈x is valid for |x|≤0.392|x|≤0.392, cosx≈1cosx≈1 is valid for |x|≤0.141|x|≤0.141, and cosx≈1−x2/2cosx≈1−x2/2 is valid for |x|≤0.702|x|≤0.702. 7...
SquaredEuclidean distance does not form a metric space, as it does not satisfy the triangle inequality. ... The collection of all squared distances between pairs of points from a finite set may be stored in a Euclidean distance matrix, and is used in this form in distance geometry. Why K ...
@Master Destructo – it would probably be easier for someone who does not self-identify as a “geek” to define this, but I’ll give it a shot. In my time, I have run across people who had no idea why someone would want to spend time dealing with something that wasn’t “real”....
What optimization does the compiler do when we range the slice by value? When I fobidden the optimization of compiler by compiling option "-gcflags=-N", I will get the expected result: go test -bench=BenchmarkRange -benchmem -gcflags=-N main/copy goos: darwin goarch: amd64 pkg: main/...
We notice that the fact that ∥𝑣∥∥v∥ is much bigger for 𝑣=𝐶ℎ∂𝛼v=Ch∂α than for 𝑣=𝑃ℎ𝛼v=Phα cannot be the only reason to explain the behaviour in Figure 1 since that factor does not depend on 𝜏τ. Because of that, we have decided to look into ...
FAQ:Why iscos(x) != cos(y)even thoughx == y? (Or sine or tangent or log or just about any other floating point computation)←(in the new Super-FAQ) It's in Section:Newbie Questions / Answers: FAQ:What is this "newbie section" all about?
How does asymptotes affect the graph of a function? Vertical asymptotes are "holes" in the graph where the function cannot have a value. They stand for places where the x-value is not allowed. Specifically,the denominator of a rational function cannot be equal to zero. Any value of x that...
For example, if there is a vector of 55 at an angle 3535 degrees to the horizontal, why does the horizontal component have to be 5cos35∘5cos35∘, why can't it be 5⋅(90−35)/905⋅(90−35)/90? Also, this leads me on to another question. Using the same...