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Discrete Maths(DM) - MA2265 - Computer science department- Anna university semester question paper
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Hi,
I recently Graduated from uni in the UK but I only scraped through the Algorithmic and Mathsy units that I was made to do and am now finding that I'd actually like to know how to do some of the stuff that was taught.
In particular I'm trying to follow...
Started by Rocco on
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A book on discrete maths is most likely.
A good book on algorithms is " Introduction to Algorithms " .
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A professor asked me to help making a specification for a college project. By the time the students should know the basics of programming.
The professor is a mathematician and has little experience in other programming languages, so it should really be...
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My matlab labs were typically skills like 3D plotting with... .
Discrete math problems using matricies include:
Spanning trees and shortest paths and fancy interfaces are out of place in a discrete math course.
Be a natural fit.
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Hi,
Creating an algorithm to solve the problem below in the most efficient manner (efficiency in this case means low processing, not memory)
Imagine we have
Set A (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20)
Set B (3,3,4,5,5,5,5,5,6,6,7,8,12)
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B]One charge is fixed and other same charge is thrown near fixed charge with velocity V and if velocity is increased by 2V,What will be the distance. .
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Hi there, I regrettably haven't studied maths since I was 16 (GCSE level), I'm now a 27 year old c# developer. Would it be a fruitless exercise trying to work through this book? What kind of maths standard is expected of the reader?
Thanks in advance ...
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The....
The book talks about of math in general too.
If there was any difficult math, i think you can skip i think general understanding of math is good enough to understand the book.
To deal with that sooner or later in programming.
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I don't see a forum for Discrete Mathematics. I'm not a Math Whiz - I know that discrete mathematics is closed related to computer science - so, should questions related to discrete mathematics be posted in the computer science forum?
Thanks!
Nathan
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- Michelangelo Buonarroti....
You will then be introduced to graphs and their properties .
You start in Discrete Maths(Recurrences and Sums).
So Discrete Maths is very useful.
In turn is a set of discrete components.
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Trying to implement discrete dividends in a binomial tree model according the concepts outlined in Haug, Haug, and Lewis "Back to Basics".
Originally I was using the "Escrowed dividend model", but realized that I was taking out too much since I was reducing...
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Flexible trinomial trees, then use similar method to modify for discrete dividend (by not to much work you should be able get recombining trinomial for discrete dividend, but yes a few small tricks and only work for options with a few ....
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Trying to implement discrete dividends in a binomial tree model according the concepts outlined in Haug, Haug, and Lewis "Back to Basics".
Originally I was using the "Escrowed dividend model", but realized that I was taking out too much since I was reducing...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at wilmott):
Flexible trinomial trees, then use similar method to modify for discrete dividend (by not to much work you should be able get recombining trinomial for discrete dividend, but yes a few small tricks and only work for options with a few ....
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What is the Discrete Fourier Transform? pls give details???
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This the discrete....
Its a discrete (ie integer but because they can only deal with discrete quantities, the Discrete Fourier Transform is introduced.
Time in maths, and get the result faster..FFT allows you to do DFT, fast.
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I was glancing through the contents of Concrete Maths online. I had at least heard most of the functions and tricks mentioned but there is a whole section on Special Numbers. These numbers include Stirling Numbers, Eulerian Numbers, Harmonic Numbers so...
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Numbers are a discrete analog of logarithms and so they come up in difference equations just like in Reddit
Most of these numbers count certain kinds of discrete structures (for instance, Stirling that appear in Concrete Math .
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