COMP3600/6466 Algorithms Assignment 1 COMP3600/6466 — Algorithms Convenor & lecturer: Hanna Kurniawati E-mail: comp 3600 6466@anu.edu.au Assignment 3 Due: Monday, 26 October 2020 23:59 Canberra Time Grace Period Ends: Tuesday, 27 October 2020 13:00 Canberra Time Late Penalty: 100% Notes: • In this assignment, you need to submit: . – A written/typed answer to the […]
Statistical Models and Computing Methods, Problem Set 1 October 15, 2020 Due 10/29/2020 Problem 1. (1) Show that X ⇠ N (0, 1) is the maximum entropy distribution such that EX = 0 and EX2 = 1. (2) Generalize the result in (1) for the maximum entropy distribution given the first k moments, i.e., EXi
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Expression Tree Code Demo (cont.) Cpt S 321 Washington State University Let’s see some solutions What we did last time: 1. Extract classes into separate files 2. Get rid of the hardcoded operators Solutions we identified • Throw more descriptive exceptions • 2. Get rid of the hardcoded operators • Allow support for new operators
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Expression Tree Code Demo (cont.) Cpt S 321 Washington State University Problems you identified last time • Switch statement in the evaluate method: hardcoded and difficult to evolve • The algorithm for building the expression tree is not intuitive • Things are defined in one single file • The design is very coupled and confusing
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CSCI 4430 Programming Languages Homework 5: Scheme Problem 2 Due: Friday November 6 @ 1:59pm Submission Instructions This is a team assignment. Just as with all other homework, submitted work should be strictly the work of your team. Course staff runs plagiarism detectors and will treat excessive similarities between submissions as evidence of cheating. Form
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Introduction to Testing and NUnit Cpt S 321 Washington State University Testing – what is this all about? • Testing • Finding inputs that cause the software to fail. • Concentrates on the product (i.e., the software); testing versus Quality Assurance (QA). • Automated, repeatable, systematic • Exhaustive testing: • Can we do it? •
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Due 5:00pm on Friday October 30 Total marks Final Version Weight 10% 45 marks – Assignment 4 – MATH4090/7049: Computation in financial mathematics Assignment 4 Semester II 2020 Submission instructions: Submit onto Blackboard softcopy (i.e. scanned copy) of (i) your assignment, as well as (ii) Matlab code by 5:00pm on Friday October 30 2020.
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Assorted Questions and Concepts – Part 2 – Answers Cpt S 321 Washington State University Question 1 • You have an array of ushort numbers and you need to count the number of distinct values. Implement the function below such that: • It runs in O(n) time complexity • It runs with O(1) storage complexity
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1 Lab 2a: Numerically solving equations As usual you will not submit Lab2a, but it will serve as a preparation for your lab quiz this week, and for next weeks Lab2b. In this lab you will be looking at root finding using the bisection method and fixed point iteration to solve f(x) = 0 (1)
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