Michaelgalloy.com Website Review

IDL 8.7.1 adds the IDL Package Manager (IPM), a package manager for IDL libraries. You can install libraries from the Internet with a single command in IDL, even installing dependencies for the library if needed. Along with some performance improvements and library updates, there are two big new features: I will publish an article about the package manager shortly; I made IDLdoc, mgunit, and my personal library available through the package manager. I think this is now the best way to distribute IDL packages. I am also excited to explore the machine learning clas*es. I will write more as soon we get 8.7.1 installed on our machines. With these two new features, this is a powerful “bug fix” release. When working with data files at my day job, I often come across directories containing a large number of files of several distinct types. It would be useful to produce a listing of the files clustered into these types. I wrote cls (Clustered ls) to find patterns in are approximately uniformly distributed in the unit disk of the complex plane. To see this, create a random matrix: recommend reading his site if you are interested in a combination of mathematics and Python. Bug fix for image directive for image files in other directories specified with a relative path (fix by Dave Gellman). Only copying MathJax for LaTeX-style equations if not already present. > People use imprecise words to describe the chance of events all the > time — “It’s likely to rain,” or “There’s a real > possibility they’ll launch before us,” or “It’s doubtful the > nurses will strike.” Not only are such probabilistic terms > subjective, but they also can have widely different interpretations. > One person’s “pretty likely” is another’s “far from > certain.” Our research shows just how broad these gaps in > understanding can be and the types of problems that can flow from