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For example , given
A = [1,51,3,1,100,199,3], maxSum = 51 + 1 + 199 = 251.
clearly max(oddIndexSum,evenIndexSum) does not work.
The main problem I have is that I can't come up with a selection criterion for an element. A rejection criterion is trivial...
Started by sundeep on
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Is this what, add it to the sum remove the element....
Been adjacent to them in the original list?
while you still have elements find the largest element + 41 + 20 = 112 , which is clearly larger, and avoids adjacent elements as well.
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The user wants to impose a unique, non-trivial, upper/lower bound on the correlation between every pair of variable in a var/covar matrix.
For example: I want a variance matrix in which all variables have 0.9 > |rho(x_i,x_j)| > 0.6, rho(x_i,x_j)...
Started by vak on
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On the wikipedia page.
As the distribution of all positive-definite matrices with non-diagonals in [l,u].
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Hi,
I have an array of n = 32 items with positive and negative values. First n/2 elements are positive and sorted by value and second n/2 elements are negative and sorted by value as well. I would like to sort the whole array by value, starting from the...
Started by niko on
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Have you tried:
Array.Sort.
Just do a swap on element 0 and element 16, 1 and 17, 2 and 18..
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The situation
I've written the following method (in actionscript 3, it's a flash application) which returns what transformation type is required for the current mouse position in relation to a given element position.
An element can be moved, scaled and...
Started by Tom on
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At first I thought that you.
Is positive for clockwise rotation) of the object which I will call theta.
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I have a page that uses jQuery to create a number of <input> DOM elements dynamically based on what user picks from a <select> box.
Let's say the user picks 4 from the select box, my script dynamically shows 4 input boxes.
The problem is when...
Started by legenden on
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Check out.
I will also add, that this can probably be done by storing the dynamically elements in a cookie(s) and somehow repopulating.
Fidgety, but you should be able to hack up something positive.
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Hi,
I need two consequetive div s (with backgrounds) to be touching seamlessly, one below the other. However, this layout breaks when I put a child p element into the bottom div . The margins of the p element force a blank gap between both div s. This...
Started by myffical on
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If you float the divs....
<div style ways to get around it.
Add overflow: hidden or overflow: auto to the div
Setting a positive padding, and a corresponding negative margin on the div element seems to fix the issue, though I know not why.
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I'm running the following code and I'm attempting to print the first element in the @rainbow array through the fifth-from-last element in the @rainbow array. This code works for any positive indices within the bounds of the array, but not for negative...
Started by thenickname on
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From the first two.
$#rainbow - 5];
Be careful, 1 is the second element, not the first.
You want
my @slice = @rainbow[0 ..
..$#rainbow-5];
$#array gives you the index of the last element in the array.
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Greetings!
I have some HTML that may or may not be valid. If the HTML is invalid, a best attempt can be made, and any errors that arise are acceptable (ie, grouping too much because some tag isn't closed correctly).
In this HTML are a variety of elements...
Started by jvenema on
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What I recommend you do is use a DOM parser($html); $tags = $html_dom->find('img.findme'); // Get all img elements of class findme
Some may think.
Success rate with no false positive) extract a tag.
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I'd like to color numbers in a table for better readability:
green for positive (+00.00); red for negative (-00.00) and; black for default case (no sign)
Many thanks!
Started by Nimbuz on
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Based on value:
<td class="positive">+34</td> <td class-"negative">-33</td>); if (num < 0) { $(this).addClass("negative"); } else if (num > 0) { $(this).addClass("positive).ready( function() { // the following....
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I'd like to use something like jQuery's accordion menu, but have the triggered elements be angled. I'm guessing this isn't possible, but thought I'd see if anyone has tried it before.
A few less than ideal ideas:
Go old-school and work with image maps...
Started by Matt Crest on
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Now that you have the HTML, you will need to create'); //Open the new one and set the... .
A float left on the elements would work well.
<img id="bttnOne.
So the markup would be something like this.
With a div element in between each one.
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