I am more of an R person, but I'm sure there is some kind comparison operator. Something along the lines of
if ($x != 10)
print $x;
You can feed the output of the random number generator into the above code.
The ' != ' means 'not equal'.
I am guessing nobody is objecting.
http://sharpermath.com/content/maxima-interface"
Also for calculations of limits the following page would be very useful. You can specifiy f(x), c, the variable of interest, and the direction of the limit. Maxima constants used are 'inf' and 'minf'. The...
Thank you for posting the links Borek.
I wanted to mention something else notable. I've made progress with the web-based Maxima interface I mentioned in my earlier post.
Maxima is computer algebra system capable of computing floating points to arbitrary position and much more.
The interface...
I am designing web software to interface to \LaTeX, Maxima and R.
What I wanted to get feedback about is:
1) Security issues which may arise from calling Maxima and R from the web. The interface is going to be a AJAX GUI and not a raw command-line input form so I will be able to filter...