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PS I do AM surprised this knowledge is not a requirement for CS. Like knowing non linear problem (like estimating the cost of resource "per user" on the cloud
by julie1 13y ago
PS I do AM surprised this knowledge is not a requirement for CS.
Like knowing non linear problem (like estimating the cost of resource "per user" on the cloud with all their "discrete" rough edged pricing plan) cannot be solved with linear algebra.
The cloud, the cost of IP transit (95th percentile) are defeating by nature any possible estimations. And still I see PhD and geniuses trying to code with linear equations the pricing based on the evolution of users. This is mathematically impossible.
So am I a genius, a dunce or what? I would be glad to know I am wrong, I would stop wondering.
- revelation 13y agoOf course non-linear problems can be solved in linear algebra. This is the basis of the Gauss–Newton algorithm, which reduces a non-linear problem to the repeated solving of a linear system.
- julie1 13y agoestimation through linear techniques don't work on non linear problems. Else, if I have X users, tell me the formula to guess my IP transit bill when the number of users double? If you have it, you are a genius.
- Myrmornis 13y agoSo am I a genius, a dunce or what? A 14 yr old, it sounds like.