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Mathematical notation can change to fit the problem. Sometimes a paper will introduce its own notation to make the description clearer. If I was to pick a prog
by papaf 14y ago
Mathematical notation can change to fit the problem. Sometimes a paper will introduce its own notation to make the description clearer.
If I was to pick a programming language most like mathematical notation I would go for lisp. You define the language to suit the problem.
A nice example is the Wikipedia page on least squares:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Least_squares#Problem_statement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Least_squares#Problem_statemen...
Everything is concisely described provided that you know the notation for calculus and summation. One definition builds on the previous.
- mitchi 14y agoyes, LISP. That's also what I was thinking. At least Mathematicians get no ))))))) :)