Recent content by Jarfi

The R matters yes, It is not the most complicated thing though the complication is that the samples should be unequal and restricted into a fixed number of parts. S is the Sum s is a sample from 1:50 or 1:R n is the number of samples ( s(1), s(2), ..., s(n) where sum(s) = S ) Nr sets where...

It is a problem of partitions, restricted unequal partitions into a fixed number of parts, that is. It is harder(computationally) to solve not easier. Thus the partitions approach may not be the most optimal.

See my updated post. There are several sums equivalent to 13, I wasn't being too accurate I concede

I can't count ?

I am not interested in 12 if the goal is to find S = 13 . What is your point ?

Ok, and?

Hello, I've been trying to solve this problem for a while, and I found a technical solution which is too computationally intensive for large numbers, I am trying to solve the problem using Combinatorics instead. Given a set of integers 1, 2, 3, ..., 50 for example, where R=50 is the maximum...

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Except that you asked for my email address for registration, so not "decoupled" at all. Whoever owns the access to PF databases will have the ability to do whatever with the user data at one point if it becomes more commercialized, and sell it to data vendors

Actually it was my own thread I wanted to delete because it was no longer relevant. I understand your logic, but I disagree as I feel I should have the right to delete it, my question is not your property. You have the same stance towards account deletion? Do you sell data to "ad" vendors?

Im pretty sure there was, I have had an account on this forum for many years my dude

I know what sexual selection is, but you don't seem to know that many animals in northern regions have yellow, brown or blue eyes

I want to delete one of my posts, but PF has removed the functionality to allow this. Has PF been simplified/dumbed down? Is it trying to be more like facebook?