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I will participate a modeling competition, which spends three days. I need a language which is fast and designed for modeling, such as to 2D/3D models.
I have considered these languages:
Python Sage Which languages would you use?
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Www.processing.org/ -- it is a programming language (similar to java) and IDE especially developed, webpages as graphs , complexification )
You should use the language that you know best and that has to learn a new language/environment....
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I work with many different models and simulations. Some of the older models and simulations are written in FORTRAN. Some of those models have been converted to C++, but the current trend is to create these models using MATLAB/SIMULINK. From a computer...
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A hybrid model, as can be implemented with Simulink+....
StateCharts, Petri Nets), or a combination (i.e.
ODEs), discrete (e.g.
Continuous (e.g.
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I would always try to use the language that is provided.
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UML is a standard aimed at the modeling of software which will be written in OO languages, and goes hand in hand with Java. Still, could it possibly be used to model software meant to be written in the functional programming paradigm? Which diagrams would...
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Yes to simplify their language of choice away when thinking about their design, which is one (rather glib as the modelling language....
It's often taught in schools.
I believe the modeling language for Haskell is called " math ".
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I know that COM provides resuability at binary level across languages and applications. I came to know that all components build based on COM have standard memory layout inorder to be language indepedent.
I am not getting what is the meaning of "standard...
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And it is exactly this sort of thing that makes it language independent! Code in a particular language calling a COM object doesn't have to care....
Specification, rather than whatever default one the calling or defining language uses.
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I have a website which hosts web documents & web applications and also acts as an origin server for documents and applications that are served to a client via a proxy web site.
I'm finding it quite difficult to find the correct names to model the players...
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Unless.
Considering that the web protocols are extensible, no complete language is possible.
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Hello.
Suppose I have a set of directed graphs. I need to query those graphs. I would like to get a feeling for my best choice for the graph modeling task. So far I have these options, but please don't hesitate to suggest others:
Proprietary implementation...
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That will give you best performance from scratch which is still highly inefficient... .
Pick a couple of general-purpose graph libraries and solve your particular task in a programming (not query!) language.
Query language to solve graph problems.
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Hello,
I'm new to COM. I started learning it. Frankly speaking, I hate it.
I'm neither clear about what it is? no why it exists.
Is this a programming methodology like OOP? Does programming languages must support it? (with some special keywords or something...
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It is provably not language depenedent as there are many languages which support COM (C++,C
Communication ....
language.
Model is a standard defined by Microsoft, for a language-independent binary object interface, i.e.
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Ignoring skilled people, libraries, and tools in both types of languages, are there good reasons to pick an OO language over a functional language? For what kind of projects?
Update: I ask this question because I have read so many good things about functional...
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For example, if I am doing some modeling, I would pick an OO language, as a model is naturally are never equal, if they were then the language itself would be more of a preference and would be chosen on how you categorise....
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My graduate research is in Arabic Speech Recognition. My work involves dealing with text alot for different kinds of tasks such as:
Cleaning up messy transcriptions, I work with diacritized text and it is very important that they are put in the right ...
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My personal suggestion would, at least as far as I can tell... .
It's regex object model, if they know one programming language, it's usually Perl (or Prolog...).
Python is a "good" language; it's design is relatively well-thought out.
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I want to make a language selection dropdown in a site user edit/create page.
For this purpose, I have of course translated the site to more than one language. Using I18n.available_languages, I can then get an array of locale codes, like so
development...
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With the following:
I18n.available_locales.collect {|language_code| Language.find_by_code(language_code.to if every locale in I18n.available_locales has a corresponding Language object and vice-versa, this code_scopes:
class Language....
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