Floating Point Notes
Back on January 26, 2023, I presented What Every Computer Scientist Should Know About Floating-Point Arithmetic to a small book club I attend. Printing out that appendix turns it into like a 30 page paper. I had trouble understanding it at a deep level but I grabbed some highlights and I'll post them here so I can find them later :) I'm not putting a lot of work into editing these notes, ain't nobody got time for that!!
Example program in appendix
Floating point representations are not necessarily unique - IEEE standard helps this
Floating-point representations are not necessarily unique. For example, both 0.01 × 101 and 1.00 × 10-1 represent 0.1. If the leading digit is nonzero (d0 0 in equation (1) above), then the representation is said to be normalized. The floating-point number 1.00 × 10-1 is normalized, while 0.01 × 101 is not. When = 2, p = 3, emin = -1 and emax = 2 there are 16 normalized floating-point numbers, as shown in FIGURE D-1. The bold hash marks correspond to numbers whose significand is 1.00. Requiring that a floating-point representation be normalized makes the representation unique. Unfortunately, this restriction makes it impossible to represent zero! A natural way to represent 0 is with 1.0 × , since this preserves the fact that the numerical ordering of nonnegative real numbers corresponds to the lexicographic ordering of their floating-point representations.3 When the exponent is stored in a k bit field, that means that only 2k - 1 values are available for use as exponents, since one must be reserved to represent 0.
- ulps - units in last place - number of digits that aren't part of the real number
- relative error: real number - float / real number
Use relative error when analyzing error intruduced by calculations
Guard digits help reduce error. Without a guard digit, the relative error committed when subtracting two nearby quantities can be very large - sometimes all the result digits can be incorrect!!
This is called catastrophic cancellation . When subtracting exactly known quantities, there is less rounding error -called benign cancellation. Guard digits can help
A formula that exhibits catastrophic cancellation can sometimes be rearranged to eliminate the problem.
Exactly Rounded Operations - how to round?
guard digits do not help accuracy as much as computing exactly and then rounding to the nearest floating point number.
How to round halfway cases like 12 and 1/2 ?
- Round up -> 12.5 rounds to 13 (DEC VAX works this way)
- Allows computations to gradually drift upwards
- Round down -> 12.5 rounds to 12
- Round to even -> require least significant digit be even -> 12.5 rounds to 12 because 2 is even. This lets us round half of our calculations down and half up, which tends to stop computation drift.
Setting rounding mode - c++ - Change floating point rounding mode - Stack Overflow
Historical Problems with Floats
IEEE Floating Point Standard
two IEEE standards
- IEEE 754 - base = 2, mantissa = 24 or 53
- IEEE 854 - base = 2 or 10, no specific way to encode into bytes
A base of two is good because it introduces less error and is more precise
IEEE 754 single precision:
- 32 bits
- 1 sign bit
- 8 bits for the exponent
- 23 bits for significand (using hiden bit to represent 24 bits)
Specifying bit exact operations improves portability of software - NOTE: see appendix
Functions specified by IEEE 754:
- conversion between int and float must be correctly rounded
- transcendental functions - because of table maker's dilemma - can be rounded and computed in different ways with equally good but different results
|e = emin - 1||f = 0||±0|
|e = emin - 1||f 0|
|emin e emax||--||1.f × 2e|
|e = emax + 1||f = 0||±|
|e = emax + 1||f 0|
There's an interesting table here too.
|+||+ (- )|
|(when x < 0)|
- Nan != NaN
- sqrt(-4) == NaN
- 0/0 == NaN
- multiple representations!! System-dependent info in the significand
- nonzero num / 0 == +-inf
- rule for determining f(inf, ...) . Replace inf with x and take the limit as x approaches inf.
- Formulas should be inspected for behaviour at inf - like x/(x**2 + 1)
- sign bit, emin-1 exponent, zero significand
- +0 == -0
- +0 * +3 = +0
- +0 / -3 = -0
- Nan != NaN
when represented as "normal" floats, 6.87 * 10**-97 - 6.81 * 10-97 == 0 !!
This breaks the property that iff x == y implies x - y == 0
To preserve this property IEEE uses denormalized numbers. The most controversial part of the standard. Not supported by a lot of hardware at the time this paper was written.
idea: when exponent is emin, the significand does not have to be normalized.
Honestly I don't understand much of this but I'm glad it seems to work.
Exceptions , Flags, Trap Handlers
- division by zero
- invalid operation - produces or returns a NaN
- inexact - when rounding is involved
|Exception||Result when traps disabled||Argument to trap handler|
|overflow||± or ±xmax||round(x2-)|
|underflow||0, or denormal||round(x2)|
|divide by zero||±||operands|
When an exception happens:
- set flag
- call trap handler function
System dependendent - https://stackoverflow.com/q/33959697/2958070
Checking floating point errors: FP Exceptions (The GNU C Library)
In the IEEE standard, rounding occurs whenever an operation has a result that is not exact, since (with the exception of binary decimal conversion) each operation is computed exactly and then rounded. By default, rounding means round toward nearest. The standard requires that three other rounding modes be provided, namely round toward 0, round toward +, and round toward -. When used with the convert to integer operation, round toward - causes the convert to become the floor function, while round toward + is ceiling. The rounding mode affects overflow, because when round toward 0 or round toward - is in effect, an overflow of positive magnitude causes the default result to be the largest representable number, not +. Similarly, overflows of negative magnitude will produce the largest negative number when round toward + or round toward 0 is in effect.
Out of time....
TODO: Python 2.7 issue about floating point numbers, Arian 5 rocket failure
Update: 2023-08-18 - I'm just going to copy my highlights from the rest of the appendix here..
Thus, hardware to compute a double precision product from single precision operands will normally be only a little more expensive than a single precision multiplier, and much cheaper than a double precision multiplier. Despite this, modern instruction sets tend to provide only instructions that produce a result of the same precision as the operands.23
Remarkably enough, some languages don't clearly specify that if
xis a floating-point variable (with say a value of
3.0/10.0), then every occurrence of (say)
10.0*xmust have the same value.
A language definition that does not require parentheses to be honored is useless for floating-point calculations.
For example, most computer languages specify at most two floating-point types, while the IEEE standard has four different precisions (although the recommended configurations are single plus single-extended or single, double, and double-extended).
However, there is a much more efficient method which dramatically improves the accuracy of sums, namely - Theorem 8 (Kahan Summation Formula)
The IEEE standard strongly recommends that users be able to specify a trap handler for each of the five classes of exceptions, and the section Trap Handlers, gave some applications of user defined trap handlers.
Unfortunately, the IEEE standard does not guarantee that the same program will deliver identical results on all conforming systems. Most programs will actually produce different results on different systems for a variety of reasons. For one, most programs involve the conversion of numbers between decimal and binary formats, and the IEEE standard does not completely specify the accuracy with which such conversions must be performed. For another, many programs use elementary functions supplied by a system library, and the standard doesn't specify these functions at all. Of course, most programmers know that these features lie beyond the scope of the IEEE standard.
And... that's it. I can finally get this paper off my desk!


Prime Number Search
This is the stats page for a Python script (currently running on this server) that is brute force factoring out sixteen-digit prime numbers from combinations of select eight-digit prime numbers.
Last prime found
The last number checked [#79421 of 231361] factored in 54329278 calculations in 33m:9s
Started on Wed Nov 9 23:54:09 2005
2555177423908 total calculations to date (34.6710162906% done)
The results are written to two files primes16.txt and unprimes16.txt
News & Notes
- Notice that I have removed the word "Large" from the title of this page. As I continue to research prime number theory it has become clear that a search for sixteen digit primes is trivial, at least compared to current searches which are in the thousands of digits!
- I have added a
refresh tag to this page so it automatically updates (current rate 60 seconds). You can change it if you want. For two minutes add
?time=120 to the end of the URL (time is in seconds).
- For reasons beyond my control the script factoring these numbers sometimes quits. I am currently working on another script that checks the status and restarts it if needed. Anyone interested in how I am doing this, and willing to give help and advice, is welcome to contact me.
- I finished the above mentioned script and now have it executing every twenty minutes, checking to see if the main script is still running, and of course re-starting it if it isn't. One of the interesting facets of getting this to work was figuring out how to log the current state of the script so that it can pick up from where it left off.
So what's so big about big numbers?
Large prime numbers are important to cryptography. When used as encryption keys the time it takes to search for the prime number being used as a key (by factoring. There is only one factor for a prime number, the number it's self) makes decryption prohitively long. My personal interest in prime numbers however stems from a different application and this project, the search for sixteen-digit squares, is a curious outgrowth of that.
I have been recently working with the 'vonNeumann Inner Square' algorithm, which is a psuedo-random number generator. This algoritm requires eight-digit "seed" numbers and so I decided that, instead of generating them at random, it might be more productive to start with prime numbers, which started me on a search for eight-digit primes.
I decided not to check every possible eight digit number but instead only certain ones, and so to start I took the first twenty two-digit primes
13,17,19,23,29,31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61,67,71,73,79,83,89,97 and combined them into four digit numbers ('1317', '1319', etc.). Although I knew that not all these numbers would be prime I suspected that some of them (being based on two-digit primes to start with) had a higher probibility of being prime and thus would limit the 'search space'. So I then checked each of the 484 (222) four-digit pairs for "primeness" to come up with a select set of seventy two four-digit primes.
Having done this it was time to combine these four-digit pairs into eight-digit pairs for a total of 5184 numbers (or 722). Again obviously not all of these are prime numbers and so I started checking each one for "primeness".
To do this I wrote a Python script that did a "brute force" factoring of each number: the number/2, number/3, number/4, etc. However I quickly realized that, because these are eight-digit numbers (in the 10,000,000th place) it would take tens-of-thousands of calculations per number to check each, especially if it's a prime... and there were 5148 numbers to check!
Fortunately I happened to have a "spare" computer on hand and so set it to the task...
...and as of this writing (11-6-05) it has been three weeks... and it is still only in the 29,000,000 set of numbers!
In the mean time I started investigating optimized algoritms for factoing prime numbers.
There is a lot of research going on in this field and I found some interesting equations and code... unfortunately all beyond my math and programming skills.
However I did learn about the maximum number to search for (the square root) and a better way to work through the search space (from the middle, towards the ends) and so incorporated these ideas into a new algorithm.


From: David Wagner
Date: Sat Apr 16 2005 - 19:22:20 EST
>3) Fortuna's design doesn't actually *work*. The authors' analysis
> only works in the case that the entropy seeds are independent, but
> forgot to state the assumption. Some people reviewing the design
> don't notice the omission.
Ok, now I understand your objection. Yup, this is a real objection.
You are right to ask questions about whether this is a reasonable assumption.
I don't know whether /dev/random makes the same assumption. I suspect that
its entropy estimator is making a similar assumption (not exactly the same
one), but I don't know for sure.
I also don't know whether this is a realistic assumption to make about
the physical sources we currently feed into /dev/random. That would require
some analysis of the physics of those sources, and I don't have the skills
it would take to do that kind of analysis.
> Again, suppose we have an entropy source that delivers one fresh
> random bit each time it is sampled.
> But suppose that rather than delivering a bare bit, it delivers the
> running sum of the bits. So adjacent samples are either the same or
> differ by +1. This seems to me an extremely plausible example.
> Consider a Fortuna-like thing with two pools. The first pool is seeded
> with n, then the second with n+b0, then the first again with n+b0+b1.
> n is the arbitrary starting count, while b0 and b1 are independent
> random bits.
> Assuming that an attacker can see the first pool, they can find n.
> After the second step, their uncertainty about the second pool is 1
> bit, the value of b0.
> But the third step is interesting. The attacker can see the value of
> b0+b1. If the sum is 0 or 2, the value of b0 is determined uniquely.
> Only in the case that b0+b1 = 1 is there uncertainty. So we have
> only *half* a bit of uncertainty (one bit, half of the time) in the
> second pool.
> I probably just don't have enough mathematical background, but I don't
> currently know how to bound this leakage.
Actually, this example scenario is not a problem. I'll finish the
analysis for you. Suppose that the adversary can observe the entire
evolution of the first pool (its initial value, and all updates to it).
Assume the adversary knows n. In one round (i.e., a pair of updates),
the adversary learns the value of b0 + b1 (and nothing more!). In the
next round, the adversary learns b0' + b1' -- and so on.
How many bits of uncertainty have been added to the second pool in
each round? With probability 1/2, the uncertainty of the second pool
remains unchanged. With probability 1/2, the uncertainty increases by
exactly 1 bit. This means there are two classes of updates, and both
classes are equally likely.
Suppose we perform 200 rounds of updates. Then we can expect about
100 of these updates to be of the second class. If the updates were
split evently (50/50) between these two classes, the adversary would
have 100 bits of uncertainty about the second pool. In general, we
expect somewhere near 100 bits of uncertainty -- sometimes a bit more,
sometimes a bit less, but the chances that it is a lot less than 100
bits of uncertainty are exponentially small.
Therefore, except for an event that occurs with exponentially small
probability, the adversary will be left with many bits of uncertainty
about the second pool. So this kind of source should not pose a serious
problem for Fortuna, or for any two-pool solution.
If you want a better example of where the two-pool scheme completely
falls apart, consider this: our source picks a random bit, uses this
same bit the next two times it is queried, and then picks a new bit.
Its sequence of outputs will look like (b0,b0,b1,b1,b2,b2,..,). If
we alternate pools, then the first pool sees the sequence b0,b1,b2,..
and the second pool sees exactly the same sequence. Consequently, an
adversary who can observe the entire evolution of the first pool can
deduce everything there is to know about the second pool. This just
illustrates that these multiple-pool solutions make some assumptions
about the time-independence of their sources, or at least that the bits
going into one pool don't have too much correlation with the bits going
into the other pool.
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3:15 thirty-five cubits high. 1 Kin. 7:15 reads “eighteen cubits” (cf. 2 Kin. 25:17; Jer. 52:21). It has been suggested that “thirty-five” represents the sum of the lengths of the two pillars (eighteen plus eighteen) or the sum of the dimensions given (eighteen in height, twelve around, and five for the capital). It is also possible that a later copyist has introduced an error.


By: Mrs. Kristina Jones
York Country Day School launched a math enrichment program in the Lower School in 2015 to meet the needs of students. Through project-based learning and real-world applications, students are challenged to expand their understanding of particular concepts.
To enrich their understanding of perimeter, our third-graders recently sketched a farm and determined where to place fences to properly allocate spaces for various animals. They needed to determine how much space each animal required and then the cost of the fencing necessary. In another project, the students were asked to furnish a house. They spent time shopping to furnish their new abode by rounding numbers and estimating costs to make sure they stayed within budget.
Our second grade class explored squares and square roots, a topic usually reserved for middle school students in pre-algebra. Students used a simple grid to explain the concept, so that they could understand that 4² can also be represented by a 4-by-4 square on the grid. Then, they can see that 4² equals 16 blocks on the grid. The students worked in pairs to match square cut-outs of the same dimensions that were labeled with both sides of the equations, for example, 4² and 16.
The exercises completed in enrichment go beyond basic mastery of skills to expand one’s own learning. Students solve problems in both conventional and innovative ways to increase their problem-solving skills, while explaining their thinking and reasoning. These experiences are taught through direct instruction and guided practice each week to reinforce concepts.


A thought-provoking short story narrated by my professor in class:
An engineer and a mathematician were asked a question:
“Given a stove, lighter, water and an empty vessel, how would you make hot water?”
Both, the engineer and the mathematician gave the same answer:
- Fill the vessel with water
- Light the stove
- Place the vessel on the stove and allow it to heat.
Now the question was slightly twisted:
“The stove is already lighted and the vessel already contains water. Now, how would you make hot water?“
The engineer answered, “This is dumb. Just place the vessel on the stove and allow it to heat.”
The mathematician answered:
- Empty the vessel by pouring the water out.
- Switch off the stove.
- Now the problem is reduced to a sub-problem, the solution to which was previously calculated.
Now, are you an engineer or a mathematician ???


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Our analysis goal is to end up with a gain equation in terms of vout/qin. In the process, we will gain some insight into how a charge amplifier deals with the problem of changing cable capacitance.
First, let's sum all the charge flows:
qin = qp + qc + qf
Because of the relationship q = CV, we can rewrite the above as:
qin = vinCp + vinCc + vfCf
qin = vin(Cp + Cc) + vfCf
We know, however, that vin = 0, because of the virtual short across the input terminals of the op amp (assume an ideal op amp). So the equation above simplifies to:
qin = vfCf
Rearranging, we have:
vf = qin/Cf
Again, because of the virtual short across the terminals of the op amp, we can say:
vout = vf = qin/Cf
Rearranging again, we have:
vout/qin = 1/Cf where units are mV/pC.


The square root symbol (√) is an important mathematical function used to denote the principal square root of a number. For example, √9 = 3, since 3 squared equals 9. Being able to quickly and easily type the square root symbol on an iPhone can be invaluable for students, engineers, mathematicians, and anyone else who frequently needs to express square roots in their work.
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll cover multiple methods for typing square root on an iPhone, including using the default keyboard, the character map, and third-party apps. We’ll also provide tips, tricks and examples for using the square root symbol in various iPhone applications like Notes, Calculator, and Pages. Read on to become an expert at typing square root on your iPhone!
- The square root symbol can be typed on an iPhone using the default keyboard, character map, or third-party apps
- On the default keyboard, quickly type square root by pressing and holding the “0” key
- The Character Map provides quick access to symbols like square root
- Third-party apps like Symbol Keyboard allow full customization of the keyboard with math symbols
- Use square root in Notes for math homework assignments and equations
- The Calculator app can evaluate square roots when the symbol is typed
- Square roots can be used in Pages documents and reports to express mathematical concepts
- Customizing your keyboard or using text shortcuts are handy tricks for quick square root typing
Using the Default Keyboard
The default iOS keyboard on iPhone contains many hidden symbols and characters that can be accessed by pressing and holding certain keys. This includes the square root symbol, which is readily available but not visible on the normal keyboard layout. Here are some methods for typing square root using only the default iPhone keyboard:
Press and Hold the “0” Key
The fastest way to type square root on the default iPhone keyboard is to press and hold on the “0” key. After a second or two, a popup will appear showing various symbol options, including the square root symbol. With your finger still pressed on the “0”, slide to select the √ symbol and then release to type it.
This is by far the quickest and most straightforward way to type square root on your iPhone’s default keyboard. The symbol pops up instantly, and you can commit the “press-and-hold 0” movement to memory quite easily with a bit of practice.
Use the Numbers and Symbols Keyboard
Alternatively, you can access the square root symbol from the numbers and symbols keyboard:
- Tap the “123” key on the bottom left of the keyboard to switch from the regular layout to the numbers and symbols keyboard.
- Press and hold the “=” key until a popup appears.
- Slide your finger to the square root symbol and release to type it.
This method adds an extra step compared to pressing and holding “0”, but can be useful if you ever need quick access to other math symbols like fractions or pi.
Switch to the Emoji Keyboard
Here’s one more way to access square root from the default keyboard:
- Tap the emoji icon on the bottom left of the keyboard to switch to the emoji layout.
- Press and hold the “0” key to bring up the symbol popup.
- Slide to and select the square root symbol.
This has the same effect as pressing and holding “0” from the regular keyboard, with the benefit that you can quickly get back to emoji if needed in your message.
As you can see, accessing the square root symbol is quite simple on the default keyboard, especially with the press-and-hold “0” trick. With minimal practice, you’ll be typing √ like a pro on your iPhone in no time!
Using the Character Map
In addition to the default keyboard, your iPhone also includes a character map containing symbols, letters, and characters from a wide variety of languages. Here’s how to use it to type square root:
- Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Keyboards > Add New Keyboard.
- Tap “Character Map” in the list of available keyboards.
- The character map will now be accessible from your list of keyboards. To access it, tap the globe icon on your keyboard to switch between languages/keyboards.
- On the character map, tap the search icon and type “square root” to find it quickly.
- Tap the square root symbol to type it.
While a bit more complex than the default keyboard method, the character map provides a helpful way to lookup just about any symbol and know you’ll find it. For quick square root typing the keyboard is still faster, but the map can be great for occasional use or finding less common symbols.
Third-Party Keyboard Apps
In addition to the system keyboards, third-party iPhone apps can provide fully customizable keyboard layouts with special math and science symbols included. Some top options include:
Symbol Keyboard provides a highly customizable keyboard experience focused specifically on symbols and characters for math, science and other technical topics.
You can easily add the square root symbol (and many other math operators) to the main keyboard layout for quick access anytime. Advanced options even allow you to create shortcut keys to type the square root symbol in just a tap or two.
If you need to type sqrt and other math symbols frequently, a specialized keyboard like Symbol Keyboard is extremely helpful.
Unicode Map offers another customizable keyboard with an emphasis on symbols from a wide range of languages and writing systems.
It includes a Math Operators section with quick access to the square root symbol, as well as many other math and technical symbols. Easy copy/paste and favorites features help you type special characters fast.
General custom keyboard apps like Fonts Keyboard also provide options to add math symbols like square root to your keyboard layout.
While less specialized for math compared to Symbol Keyboard and Unicode Map, robust custom keyboard apps remain a flexible option for quick sqrt access.
If you need to type square roots and math symbols regularly on iPhone, investing a couple dollars in a specialized keyboard app can improve your typing speed and efficiency significantly.
Typing Square Root in Notes App
The versatile Notes app on iPhone allows you to type notes, homework assignments, reminders, equations, and more. Here are some ways the square root symbol can be particularly helpful in Notes:
Math Homework and Class Notes
For students doing algebra, geometry, trigonometry, or calculus homework, the Notes app already provides ideal math support with features like handwritten notes, shape recognition, and equation editing.
Being able to quickly type square root symbols using the methods in this guide makes completing math assignments and taking class notes even easier. No more confusion over unclear handwritten sqrt symbols – just type it clearly and correctly on your iPhone keyboard.
Reviewing Math Concepts
Beyond completing specific assignments, Notes is also helpful for generally practicing and learning math concepts that involve square roots, like:
- Simplifying radicals
- Finding square roots of perfect squares
- Rationalizing denominators
- Solving quadratic equations
With the flexibility to type and edit equations on the fly, the Notes app on iPhone is a great way for students to learn and review mathematical square root concepts.
Inserting Square Root Examples
Notes allows you to create rich text documents mixing formatted text, math symbols, images, and other media.
For example, you could create a study guide on algebraic concepts and insert square root symbol examples to demonstrate ideas visually:
The square root of 169 is 13, because 13 squared equals 169:
√169 = 13
Being able to accurately type √ into your notes makes incorporating symbolic examples a breeze.
Sometimes examples from textbooks or class slides can further aid learning. In Notes, you can take a screenshot of a relevant math concept and annotate it with your own typed notes, like inserting a square root to illustrate part of an example:
To solve this, we first simplify the sqrt term:
√36 = 6
Notes makes it straightforward to import images and easily add your own explanatory notes including proper sqrt symbols typed from the keyboard.
Whether you’re completing assignments, taking class notes, making study guides, or annotating screenshots, being able to type square root symbols into the Notes app can be a big help for learning math on your iPhone.
Using Square Root in the Calculator App
The Calculator app on iPhone allows you to perform complex math operations with just a few taps. With square root readily accessible on the keyboard, you can evaluate sqrt functions in the Calculator app:
- Open the Calculator app and tap the standard calculator layout (not scientific).
- Tap the number keys to enter a number like 9.
- Press and hold the 0 key to type the square root symbol.
- The app will evaluate √9 to equal 3!
You can follow similar steps to evaluate square roots of other perfect squares. For non-perfect squares and decimal roots, you’ll need to switch to the scientific calculator layout:
- Open the Calculator app and swipe left on the calculator models to select the scientific layout.
- Use the number keys and sqrt symbol to enter an expression like √12
- Tap the “=” sign to evaluate the decimal result (√12 = 3.464)
The Calculator app makes it a breeze to evaluate any square root, perfect square or not. Combined with quick sqrt typing from the keyboard, it becomes easy to experiment with all kinds of square root calculations on iPhone.
As you can see, the Calculator app recognizes and evaluates square root functions when you type the symbol from the keyboard. This makes it super simple to find square roots and experiment with radical expressions.
Using Square Root in Pages for iPhone
Pages is Apple’s word processing app, similar to Microsoft Word or Google Docs. On iPhone, Pages provides robust tools for writing documents, reports, letters, resumes, and more. Here are some ways the square root symbol can be helpful when using Pages on your iPhone:
Science and Math Reports
For science or math-related assignments, being able to type square root into Pages is essential for presenting concepts cleanly and accurately.
Rather than relying on unclear handwritten sqrt symbols, you can insert crystal clear square roots using the methods in this guide – ideal for science lab reports. The equation editor even allows you to lay out square root functions properly.
Beyond school reports, being able to insert square roots is also useful when creating technical documents for work.
For example, a computer engineer may need to discuss clock speeds increasing at the square root of the number of transistors. By typing √ cleanly in Pages, technical concepts are communicated precisely.
Research Papers and Theses
Square roots can also appear in academic papers in mathematics, physics, engineering, and more.
Rather than compromising clarity by relying on handwritten symbols or workarounds, just type √ directly on your iPhone keyboard to properly convey complex concepts in research papers and theses.
Brochures, Flyers and Posters
For promoting STEM programs, math tutoring services, technical products, and similar offerings, Pages can be used to design informational flyers, brochures, posters and more.
Inserting square root symbols typed from the iPhone keyboard is an easy way to add technical flair and convey expertise in marketing materials.
Whether you’re a student creating reports, an engineer drafting technical documents, or a teacher designing classroom materials, the ability to easily insert square roots is extremely beneficial when using Pages on your iPhone.
Handy Shortcuts and Tips
Beyond the basic methods for typing square root on iPhone, there are some handy shortcuts and tips worth learning:
Create a Shortcut in Settings
For extremely frequent usage, you can create a custom text shortcut so typing “sqrt” autocorrects to the √ symbol:
- Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replacement
- Tap the “+” to create a new shortcut
- Type “sqrt” as the phrase and “√” as the shortcut
Now just typing “sqrt” will automatically produce the square root symbol, saving multiple taps and presses.
Add Square Root to the Shortcuts Bar
In some third-party keyboard apps, you can add dedicated sqrt shortcut buttons to the top shortcuts bar for single tap insertion. Very handy for heavy math usage.
Memorize the Press-and-Hold Movement
On the default keyboard, commit the “press-and-hold 0” motion to muscle memory so it becomes second nature when you need to quickly type square root symbols.
Use Square Root Templates
Apps like Pages often include ready-made equation templates. Use these to quickly insert square root functions rather than building them from scratch.
By mastering shortcuts, tweaks, and tips like these, you can optimize your iPhone to type √ symbols faster than ever.
Being able to cleanly type the square root symbol is essential for students, mathematicians, scientists, engineers, and other professionals who work with math concepts and notation. On the iPhone’s default keyboard, square root can be quickly accessed by pressing and holding “0”. The character map provides an alternate way to lookup and insert sqrt and other symbols. Third party keyboard apps can fully customize your typing experience for easy sqrt insertion.
Within the iPhone’s everyday apps, square root comes in handy when completing math homework assignments in Notes, evaluating radical expressions in Calculator, creating scientific reports in Pages, and more. With the typing tricks and tips covered in this guide, you can optimize your iPhone to help insert square roots seamlessly anytime they are needed in your work and studies. So tap into the power of square root – your new math superpower!
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I type square root on iPhone?
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Q: How do I type square root on iPhone Pages?
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A: You can copy and paste the symbol from another application or use a third-party keyboard that includes the symbol.
Q: What is the square root character on iPhone?
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How to calculate fuel consumption?
It is important for each car enthusiast to know how to calculate the fuel consumption on your car, because such knowledge will help in different life situations, for example, when you need to calculate the route and fuel consumption, which is needed to travel this distance.
Fuel consumption scheme
Many motorists use a proven and convenient scheme for calculating fuel consumption. Here is what you need to do:
- It is necessary to fill a full tank and record the mileage of the car before its subsequent operation. It is much more convenient, but if it is not possible to fill a full tank, then keep the checks with all the information. The data on them will be useful for the correct calculation.
- Next, use the car until gasoline is completely over. After that, again record the mileage of the car.
- From the new figure (last run of the car) subtract the last figure (run that was recorded before using the car with a full tank). The difference will mean the number of kilometers that you were able to drive, using the entire contents of the tank.
- Now remember the number of liters that were poured into the tank.
- We have all the data, it remains to apply the formula. Here it is: km. / Number of l. x 100. Km. - this is the number of kilometers that you were able to drive by car, using the fuel of a full tank from beginning to end; number of liters - This is the number of liters of gasoline, which you poured into the tank of your car and spent during operation. 100 is the number by which you want to multiply the result from dividing kilometers by liters. The number 100 in this case will allow you to find out how many liters of gasoline you need to drive 100 km. Example: we drove 250 km., It took us 28 liters. 28/250 x 100 = 11.2. This means that we need 11.2 liters. gasoline to drive your car 100 km. of the way. Knowing this information, you can calculate in advance how much gas you need to stock up on before you go on a long journey. You can get this information using special calculators. Here is a couple to help you:
Of course, you should not fully rely on these data, because there is an error, the value of which varies depending on various factors.Here the role is played by the manner and style of driving, the season, the warm-up, the condition of the car, the use of air conditioning, etc. Consider these factors too.
How to calculate the rate of fuel consumption
To do this, you need to know what fuel consumption rates are for your particular brand. The Ministry of Transport is engaged in the calculation of fuel rates, and with the help of its sources you can find out what the consumption rate is for your car. In addition, take into account interest allowances, which can increase by a certain number the rate of fuel consumption. Here are some of them:
- In winter, the norm is added +7% in the Center, + 5% in the South, in the Urals + 10-12%, in Siberia and in the North + 15%, in the Far North + 20%.
- If a car is used in a city with a population of over 3 million people, then + 25% is added; if the population is 1-3 million, then + 20% is added; with a population of 250 thousand-1 million + 15% increase; with a population of 100-250 thousand people + 10%.
- If the mileage is more than 100 thousand km. or a car older than 5 years, it adds +5% to normal.
- If you run more than 150 thousand. Km. or a car older than 8 years, the increase is + 10%.
- With frequent use of the air conditioner increase is + 7%.
- When transporting heavy and dangerous goods + 15-35%.
- For routing machines, the increase is + 10%.
- For trucks, vans excluding cargo weight + 10%.
Read more about fuel consumption rates for different cars.


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84% of 10,000 = 8,400: 84% of 260,000 = 218,400: 84% of 510,000 = 428,400: 84% of 760,000 = 638,400: 84% of 20,000 = 16,800: 84% of 270,000 = 226,800: 84% of 520,000. Standard scores below 84 meet the criterion for special arrangements in exams. Scores between 85-89 are within the discretionary range for special arrangements. The percentile refers to the number of young people out of 100, of the same age, that ***'s score is likely to be the same as or better than Enter a data set and our percentile calculator finds the percentile you need. We use the same formula as the PERCENTILE() function in Excel, Google Sheets and Apple Numbers. The percentile calculator can create a table listing each 5th percentile, also showing quartiles and deciles I statistikken er prosentiler brukes til å forstå og tolke data. Den n persentil av et sett av data som er den verdi som n prosent av data er under det.I hverdagen, er prosentiler brukes til å forstå verdier som testresultater, helseindikatorer og andre målinger. For eksempel, en 18 år gammel mann som er seks og en halv fot høy er i 99nde persentil for sin høyde The median is the 50th percentile: the point in the data where 50% of the data fall below that point, and 50% fall above it. To calculate the k th percentile (where k is any number between zero and one hundred), do the following steps:. Order all the values in the data set from smallest to largest
We used three different distribution tables, and we will give you the 1.84 Z Score probability, percentile, and explanations for all three. Cumulative from mean This gives you the probability of the area from the mean to your Z Score. The cumulative from-mean probability and percentile for a 1.84 Z score is displayed here: 0.467115881340836. I got 93.75 % in class 12 and 84 percentile in du jat exam will i get admission in bbe or bms 82 Views Class 12= 67%, DU JAT PERCENTILE= 74% In statistics, percentiles are used to understand and interpret data. The nth percentile of a set of data is the value at which n percent of the data is below it. In everyday life, percentiles are used to understand values such as test scores, health indicators, and other measurements. For example, an 18-year-old male who is six and a half feet tall is in the 99th percentile for his height Find where to buy the TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator in a variety of bold, fun colors. Learn more. Downloads. Guidebooks - All products; Guidebooks students are to find the corresponding x-value given a percentile and then given a z-score and they are asked to find the corresponding percentile and x-value. Downloads. PDF. Student.
I got 84 percentile in jee mains, which Government College can I get for b tech. py911297 16th Sep, 2020. Answer. Answer later. Report. Answers (3) Ayush 16th Sep, 2020. Hello aspirant, Hope you are doing well. As per your question, honestly you should have to mention your state in which you want to get admission then only we can help you En percentil är det värde på en stokastisk variabel nedanför vilken en viss procent av observationerna av variabeln hamnar. Så är till exempel 20-percentilen P 20 det värde som delar observationerna så att 20 procent av dem är mindre än P 20 och 80 procent är större än detta värde.. De percentiler som delar in materialet i fyra delar, P 25 eller Q 1, P 50 eller Q 2 och P 75. Source: SAT Understanding Scores 2020 Again, note that the percentile ranks change dramatically toward the middle scores: 500 in EBRW is only 40%, but 600 is 73%. In other words, a 100-point improvement—which is very manageable with some smart studying—could transform your score from poor to good. Note that the Math curve is more competitive near the top than the EBRW curve is Converting a fraction such as 84/95 into a percent is pretty easy. All you have to do is divide the numerator by the denominator and then multiply that result with 100 like so: (Numerator/Denominator)*100 When you enter 84/95 into the above formula, you get (84/95)*100 which calculates to: 88.42105263 This video explains how to determine a percentile for a given data set. http://mathispower4u.co
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The percentile rank of a score is the percentage of scores in its frequency distribution that are equal to or lower than it. For example, a test score that is greater than 75% of the scores of people taking the test is said to be at the 75th percentile, where 75 is the percentile rank.In educational measurement, a range of percentile ranks, often appearing on a score report, shows the range. The raw mean score is always the 50th percentile. Educators can determine which scores correspond to a particularpercentile by relating percentile ranks to the . normal curve. If a testhas a mean of 42, and a SD of 10, a score of 52 (+1 SD) is at the 84.13 percentile (50% + 34.13% =84.13%) Now take the 15th number and the 16th number and find the average: 79 + 85 / 2 = 164 / 2 = 82 Hence, 60th percentile of given data set = 82. Example 2: Let us consider the percentile example problem: In a college, a list of grades of 15 students has been declared. Their grades are: 85, 34, 42, 51, 84, 86, 78, 85, 87, 69, 74, 65 How to find percentile of exponential distribution with ti-84 [closed] Ask Question Asked 8 months ago. Active 8 months ago. Viewed 242 times 0 $\begingroup$ Closed. This and understand everything so far but on the exponential distributions I am having a lot of trouble with how to find a percentile,. Calculates the percentile from the lower or upper cumulative distribution function of the logarithmic normal distribution
So a 99th percentile score, for example, is an incredible score and means you've scored better than 99 percent of test takers! On the other hand, a 1st percentile score is an extremely low score and means you've scored higher than only 1 percent of test takers, or worse than 99 percent. The 50th percentile is the halfway point, or median By Jonah Finkelstein, EIT Spack Consulting The 85th percentile speed can be a confusing statistic for some to understand. The Minnesota Department of Transportation defines the 85th percentile speed as, the speed at or below which 85 percent of all vehicles are observed to travel under free-flowing conditions past a monitored point. Traffic and Transportation [ First, enter the data set and data value for which you want to find the percentile rank. You'll get an answer, and then you will get a step by step explanation on how you can do it yourself. Afterward, if you want to find a particular percentile in a data set, you can use the Percentile Formula Calculator
The normal distribution calculator works just like the TI 83/TI 84 calculator normalCDF function. It takes 4 inputs: lower bound, upper bound, mean, and standard deviation. You can use the normal distribution calculator to find area under the normal curve. Then, use that area to answer probability questions Percentile is the percentage of people which are behind you. 99th percentile means you are in the top 1% of all the participants. And the remaining 99% people are behind you Note: The second argument of the PERCENTILE function must be a decimal number between 0 and 1. Excel uses a slightly different algorithm to calculate percentiles and quartiles than you find in most statistics books. If you're interested, download the Excel file. 2. Use the PERCENTILE function shown below to calculate the 90th percentile
85th percentile speed is in excess of the signed speed limit by 5 mph or more, to me, means that the driver driving faster than 84% of the other drivers is going at least 5 mph over the speed limit, but it doesn't tell you how much faster he or she is going CAT Score Vs Percentile - Keeping in view the past records of IIMs, the result released includes CAT score as well as percentile secured by candidates. Following the trend, most of the top B-Schools have started using their own methodology for selecting candidates. Every year due to larger participation, CAT is conducted in two sessions hence the CAT percentile is also computed on account of. The percentile rank ranges from 1 to 99. Percentile rank shows the percentage of graduating high school seniors who participated in the Standardization and Norming Study and earned this score or lower See It First! SIGN UP to Receive the Latest News! Home. Life &Style; Fashion; Health; Love & Sex; Recipes; News; Bussines; Chronicle; U.S. Worl JEE Main Marks vs Percentile - Candidates after appearing in the exam search for JEE Main marks vs percentile. NTA JEE Main marks vs percentile are the percentile score corresponding to marks in JEE Main 2020. JEE Main marks vs percentile 2020 provided here will help candidates to know their percentile scores as per their marks
Percentile - The weight percentile of the child. Age - The age of the child in months; Weight - The mass of the child in metric and standard units. Graph Plot - Weight versus age graph with 5, 10, 25, 50, 75, 95 and calculated percentile lines .40 )( 11 ) = 4.4 Step 5 - Choose the data point. IQ Percentile. 65 01 70 02 75 05 80 09 85 16 90 25 95 37 100 50 105 63 110 105 63 110 75 115 84 120 91 125 95 130 98 135 99. An IQ of 120 therefore implies that the testee is brighter than about 91% of the population, while 130 puts a. Examples: Finding Percentiles 1. The math test scores were: 50, 65, 70, 72, 72, 78, 80, 82, 84, 84, 85, 86, 88, 88, 90, 94, 96, 98, 98, 99. Find the percentile rank.
A particular school evaluation lists abilities by percentile rank against the abilities of a population, and each ranking/ability is then given a group ranking of Below Average, Average, or Above Average. Oddly, the Average group ranges from 16% to 84%, so a 16% in reading comprehension and an 84% in reading speed both receive an. Welcome to ti 84 plus Questions and Answer. Feel free to ask any question related to ti 84 plus (or others texas instrument calculators or even HP or Casio calculators). You could also ask for help if you have sciences questions (math, physics) We provide help for ti-84-plus usage, programming, hardware, math..
Percentile; Now Raw score /marks are the scores you got out of 300. Say that is 250. But the NTA score and Percentile are Exactly the same numbers which indicate the percentage of students who scored less than or equal to your score, which is 250. So, say, 100 students took the jee main and 9 of those students scored more than 250/300. In this cas Il centile (o percentile) è una misura usata in statistica per indicare il minimo valore sotto al quale ricade una data percentuale degli altri elementi sotto osservazione.. Esempio. Un esempio pratico: poniamo in ordine crescente 100 bambini della stessa età, di cui occorre valutare la statura. La statura del cinquantesimo bambino rappresenta la mediana e viene definita come 50 percentile Z-Score to Percentile Calculator. Enter a z-critical value and get the area under the normal curve (a percentage). Selecting two-sided provides the area above Z and below -Z. Z-Score Percent of Area 100-Percent; Two-Sided One-Sided : Decimal Points . Download this. The percentile of the corresponding fist height, determines how many adults will have to bend over. Z = (750 - 766) / 43 = - 0,37 With this Z-value the percentile 36 of fist height corresponds
75% TO 84% PERCENTILE SSAT SCALED SCORES. Combined Scaled Scores from 2091 to 2142; 65% TO 74% PERCENTILE SSAT SCALED SCORES. Combined Scaled Scores from 2049 to 2088 *DO NOTE THAT THESE ARE ALL ESTIMATIONS BASED OF THE NUMBERS PROVIDED BY SSAT.ORG,. One important thing to note is that there's really no difference in percentiles at the highest and lowest score ranges.At the upper end, anything higher than a 34 composite score is in the 99th-100th percentiles. Similarly, at the lower end, any composite score between 1 and 10 is in the 1st percentile Unfortunately, there isn't a built-in function to calculate the mode of a list on the TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus. Fortunately, Calcblog provides a program to do this which you can download here. To use our program, press PRGM, select MODE, press ENTER to paste it to the home screen, and ENTER again to run
SNAP Score vs Percentile. SIBM Pune. Cutoff Percentile trends for SIBM Pune Flagship course have been 97.5+ Percentile for General, 90 Percentile for Kashmiri Migrants, 85 Percentile for SC and 51 Percentile for DA Candidates The higher the GRE percentile, the better your score is compared to other test-takers. A 99th GRE percentile score, for example, means you scored better than 99% of test-takers, and you're in the top 1%! A 50th GRE percentile score means you scored right in the middle—an average score. See below for the most current GRE score percentiles * The 90th percentile is 1.28 SD, 95th percentile is 1.645 SD, and the 99th percentile is 2.326 SD over the mean. For research purposes, the standard deviations in Appendix Table B-1 allow one to compute BP Z-scores and percentiles for boy The USMLE recently released the percentile rankings (PDF) for scores on all three board exams taken between 2016 through 2018 (updated August 27, 2019). The USMLE does not publish percentile rankings with individual scores and only provides this kind of data to the public every couple of years Percentile Calculator. This simple tool will calculate the k th percentile of a set of numbers, where k is any integer between 1 and 100.. Enter your data into the text box below, specify the percentile you want to calculate, and then hit the Calculate Percentile button
Based on this standard deviation, the height percentile calculator determines how many standard deviations (also called the standard score or Z-score) the individual's height is from average. This can then be used to determine percentile. For example, a standard deviation of 1 corresponds with the 84.2 nd percentile, 2 the 97.8 th, and 3 the. Percentile Rank will be - 8 th term is 1177 and now adding to this 0.25 * (1188 - 1177) which is 2.75, and the result is 1179.75. Percentile Rank = 1179.75. Example #3. IIM institute wants to declare their result out for each student in relative terms, and they have come out with the idea of instead of providing percentages, they want to provide a relative ranking
Divide the percentile that you are looking for by 100. For example, if you are finding the 40th percentile, you would divide 40 by 100 to get 0.4. Add 1 to the number of values in your data set. For example, if you had 30 test scores, you would add 1 to 30 to get 31 Use Alcula's percentage calculator to compute percentages and answer questions such as: How much is 7% of 25000? What percentage of 10000 is 120 JEE Main Percentile Vs Rank 2020: The National Testing Agency (NTA) conducted the second session of JEE Main 2020 from 1st to 6th September 2020. NTA also released the JEE Main Answer Key (Provisional) on September 8. Candidates were able to calculate their probable JEE Main score and also raise their objections against the answer key. NTA is now reviewing the challenges and making the. PERCENTILE_CONT (Transact-SQL) 10/20/2015; 2 minutes to read +5; In this article. Applies to: SQL Server (all supported versions) Azure SQL Database Azure SQL Managed Instance Azure Synapse Analytics Parallel Data Warehouse Calculates a percentile based on a continuous distribution of the column value in SQL Server For example, assume percentile() is the percentile function. If my_df['field_A'].percentile(90) returns x, the number of records with field_A values < x are actually 90% of the total records. - Edamame Sep 19 '16 at 20:5
From this same perspective, the median, which has 50% of the observations at or below it, is the 50 th percentile. The p th percentile of a distribution is the value such that p percent of the observations fall at or below it. The most commonly used percentiles other than the median are the 25 th percentile and the 75 th percentile The numbber of chocolate chips in an 18 ounce bag of chocolate chip cookies is approximately normally distributed with mean 1252 and standard deviation 129 chips Whats the percentile rank of a bag that contains 1050 chocolate chips (round to the nearest integer as needed Hopefully, through this table you can determine your projected IELTS percentile from your total score. Similarly, you can also determine your projected TOEFL score and TOEFL percentile from your IELTS score. Please note—we are only including the top 50th percentile, as we know the majority of readers are aiming for top scores and top percentiles
K th Percentile = Value corresponding to the Index Number I Index Number (I) = K% x N Where, N is the total number of values in data set. Step 1: Assigning Values: Let us consider a data set with 25 values as given below. We are required to find the 90 th percentile of the data set That 80 th percentile may not be as strong as one might think, because it raises red flags about the test taker's abilities outside of science. The point to take away is that you can't rely on only one subject or section to help boost your overall score. In addition to a high score and percentile, balance is very important Where P is Percentile = 25, N is Number of items = 8. Rank = 25 / 100 * (8) = 0.25 * 8 = 2. The 25 th percentile is the average of the values in the 1 th and 2 th positions (33 and 43 respectively). The 25 th percentile is (33 + 43) / 2 = 38. In this case, the 25th percentile score is 38, which makes more sense as its in the middle of 43 and 33 In the world of statistics, percentile rank refers to the percentage of scores that are equal to or less than a given score. Percentile ranks, like percentages, fall on a continuum from 0 to 100
For example, a percentile of 50 is telling us that the t-score falls under 50% (half of the scores). Percentages allow us to reason and work with numbers more broadly. When working with distributions, the work with percentages helps us to recognize more easily in which part of the scale a score falls So either of these would actually be a legitimate response to the percentile rank for the driver with the daily driving time of six hours. It depends on whether you include the six hours or not. So you could say either the 50th percentile or roughly the 55th, or actually the 56th percentile if you wanted to round to the nearest percentile Percentile/Probability: value % Was this useful to you? Help others and share. Description: This calculator determines the area under the standard normal curve given z-Score values. The area represents probability and percentile values. The calculator allows area look up with out the use of tables or charts I want to pass the numpy percentile() function through pandas' agg() function as I do below with various other numpy statistics functions. Right now I have a dataframe that looks like this: AGGRE.. A student sent me an email about a practice problem involving finding the middle 80% of a normal distribution. The student was confusing the middle 80% of a bell curve with the 80th percentile. The student then tried to answer the practice problem with the 80th percentile, which of course, did not match the answe
Percentile conversion from Z-score is done by table look-up in the standard normal table. Percentiles are provided for Z-scores between -3.09 and 3.09. Values beyond these extremes return percentiles of 0.1 and 99.9, respectively. LMS Parameters for Boys: BMI for Age A scaled score of 102.93 marks in CAT 2017 would mean an overall 84.51 percentile. A scaled score of 103.56 marks in CAT 2017 would mean an overall 84.76 percentile. A scaled score of 104.95 marks in CAT 2017 would mean an overall 85.34 percentile. A scaled score of 105.1 marks in CAT 2017 would mean an overall 85.4 percentile 84 +2.0. 97.5 +2.5. 99.4 +3.0. 99.7 . Referenzen. Percentile conversion from Z-score is done by table look-up in the standard normal table. Percentiles are provided for Z-scores between -3.09 and 3.09. Values beyond these extremes return percentiles of 0.1 and 99.9, respectively
n The percentile of a score tells you what proportion of the population received that score or lower. n The central tendency of percentiles is 50% and the range is 0% to 100%. n Percentiles allow c ategorizing scores into quartiles and deciles, which can be useful for identifying groups of people who are similar get admission to MBA with CAT score between 84 to 85 percentile You can get admission in the following top colleges S.P.Jain Institute of Management and Research, Mumabi (SPJIMR) Management Development Institute, Gurgaon (MDI) Mudra Institute of Communications, Ahmedabad (MICA) National Institute of Industrial Engineering, Mumbai (NITIE
Input your age, select your gender and race/ethnicity, input (optionally) your observed calcium score and click Calculate. Observed Agatston Calcium Score (optional): Race/Ethnicity: Gender:. Age (45-84): Back to MESA CAC Race/Ethnicity: Gender Since 21 of the 25, or 84%, of the scores are below hers, Jenny is at the 84th percentile in the class's test score distribution. 6 7 7 2334 7 5777899 8 00123334 8 569 9 03. Find the percentiles for the. Your overall percentile comes from a combination of your Quant and Verbal sectional scores-NOT their percentiles. Top schools need top scores-preferably in the top 10% (90th percentile) or above. Very few students score above a 750 on the GMAT each year-those who do put in long study hours
Here, the percentile ranks indicate the percentage of test-takers who've receive a score below yours. For instance, if your score was reported to be in the 80 th percentile, it would mean that you scored better than 80 percent of the test takers around the world Below is a height percentile by age calculator for adult (age 18+) men and women in the United States.Select an age range and sex, and enter heights in meters or feet and inches.Compare the distribution of heights between different age groups and the two sexes The second quartile or 50th percentile, x m (also written as Q 2) is also known as the median. It represents the value for which 50% of observations are lower and 50% are higher. The third quartile or 75th percentile, x H (Q 3) is the value such that 75% of the observations are less than x H. How are quartiles calculate
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The First Scientist To Trigger ZeroEs
Al Khawarizmi relied on his language skills to study mathematics. The scientist was born around 780 and later spent his days in the Baghdad area. At that time Al-Khawarizmi was a teaching staff for the Honorary School founded at the time baghdad was led by Caliph Al Ma’mun.
In addition to teaching, Al Khawarizmi was also given the task of leading the Khalifah’s library. Indeed, at that time, the public did not know what patents are, so Al Khawarizmi could not patent his inventions in mathematics.
But even without it all, this Middle Eastern man’s contribution is well known among western scientists from his writings.
According to Belgian-American historian and chemist G. Sarton, Al Khawarizmi has proven that the highest achievements in science were achieved by middle easterners.
This Middle Eastern scientist was originally known for various theories of algorithms, arithmetic and algebra. Although at that time algebra was still using Arabic numerals.
The term algebra itself comes from the title of al Khawarizmi’s book Al-Jabr wa al-Muqobalah. He is also able to explain in full as well as formulate trigonometric tables.
The scientist also wrote a book entitled al-Jam’a wa-l-tafrīq bi-ḥisāb al-Hind or in Latin meaning Algorithm de Numero Indorum. It is a point of development of science and mathematics written using a decimal number system.
Al Khawarizmi was later also known as the originator of the number 0, a number notation that could not stand in front except in decimal numbers. In the past, people only knew the numbers 1-9 until finally Al Khawarizmi appeared with the number 0 symbolized in the form of empty space.
0 is what then paves the way for the concept of writing negative and positive forms in algebra. Just imagine if at that time the Muslim scientist did not come up with the idea of genius ‘0’,
How can we write down the numbers of tens, thousands, even billions now?
Muhammad ibn Musa Al Khawarizmi does seem to have not only meritorious in the field of mathematics and science, but also for the Islamic society of the Middle East.
Without Al Khawarizmi’s intelligent thinking, perhaps at that time the people of the world looked in the eyes of the Middle Eastern nation. Al Khawarizmi has also indirectly made the name of Islam more fragrant in the world of science


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There are a lot of different versions of binary clocks. We got the idea of making it look like a building while walking along the Seine in Paris. We have imagined a Clock with an Haussmannian shape where the lighted windows could tell the time as if someone was living inside.


Our team recently held a webinar on synthetic data in the financial industry, together with Sven Guhr from Sopra Steria. We discussed the challenges and costs associated with data inertia for financial institutions. Additionally, we presented how synthetic data could help data teams tackle internal data restrictions, along with real-life applications for synthetic financial data. You can get access to the on-demand version in the webinar section of our website. We answered below some of the interesting questions that we received from the audience.
The answer is that it depends. There are multiple factors; but it mostly comes down to the following two points:
But to give you an idea, a customer from the finance industry recently installed Statice and generated synthetic data in less than half a day. Kicking-off a full project is usually between one to four weeks. Generating synthetic data in itself can be swift.
The GDPR states that data guaranteed to be anonymous isn't subject to personal data processing requirements. It means that processing synthetic data does not require the same legal basis the original data would if it were to contain personal information. Synthetic data generated by Statice has anonymity guarantees can thus be used more freely for various purposes.
Enterprise-ready synthetic data solutions should provide data officers and CISO with ways of assessing the generated data’s privacy. It’s important to understand both the logic and the privacy guarantees that a technological approach offers. So it’s common to look at how this artificial data is being generated and review the various mechanisms that guarantee its anonymity.
At Statice, we do this first by having our technology satisfy the definition of differential privacy. This mathematical proof ensures the anonymity of the data. To this, we add the ability to run privacy attacks on the data generated to prove its safety.
Every dataset can be thought of as a ‘realization’ of an underlying probability distribution. This mathematical entity tells you how probable (or improbable) any given set of data attributes is, and therefore how likely it is to appear in the data. All the data's statistical properties are defined and can be derived from this distribution.
Statice’s solution uses deep-learning algorithms to model the probability distribution that generated the original dataset. In this learning process, several techniques are employed to make the model capture the underlying relationships between all the attributes. Differential privacy is also employed to make sure that the learning is not influenced by information specific to any individual.
At the end of the training process, our model has learned a good approximation of the probability distribution underlying the original data. From this, arbitrarily many synthetic samples can be generated. Coming from two very similar distributions, the synthetic data will preserve, to a high degree, the statistical properties of the original data.
Once you have the synthetic data, Statice's tool embeds evaluation to assess its utility. You can compare the attribute distributions and dependencies between the original and the synthetic data to ensure that it preserved all statistical characteristics.
There are a couple of them. First, there are different ways of generating synthetic data. There are different approaches and models you can use. We tried a couple of them. We learned that it's challenging to find a model that works with multiple data types and generates use-case agnostic data. In an enterprise context, you need something that works consistently across different data types and structures. So it's essential to consider which information you are going to work with to pick the right approach.
Another element to consider is the size of the original dataset. The more data and entries are available in a dataset, the better we can reflect the synthetic records' statistical properties. The opposite stands true. When you have a very sparse dataset, it's more challenging to generate synthetic data that respect privacy and retain the original data's statistical value. Usually, you end up removing a lot of the data's statistical value.
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A part of techInterview.org: answers to technical interview questions.
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Not sure if it's an old question. But here it goes anyway: Thare 100 floors in a building. If you drop a glass ball from a floor down to the ground, it may or may not break. There's this threshold floor where dropping a ball from this floor or the above breaks the ball but dropping a ball from any floor below it won't. Now you are given only two glass balls to locate the threshold floor. How do you find it quickly?
Are you allowed to throw again a ball if it did not break? If yes, the answer will be quite different, each ball not broken will reduce the search range by a ratio. After the ball breaks, you have to go floor by floor... So the best ratio will minimize the sum of the two over all possible thresholds.
It's a classic. I remember being asked this in an iterview more than a decade ago, and it was quite well known back then.
The "standard" answer for n floors is to first try floor sqrt(n), then 2sqrt(n), then 3sqrt(n), etc., until the first ball breaks (or you reach the nth floor). Supposing it breaks on floor (i+1)*sqrt(n), drop the second ball successively from floors i*sqrt(n)+1, i*sqrt(n)+2, etc., until it breaks. This way you are guaranteed at most sqrt(n) trials with the first ball, and at most sqrt(n) trials with the second, for a total of at most 2sqrt(n).
To find the optimal solution, it is more convenient to view the problem backwards, i.e., given k, what is the maximum number of floors n for which you can guarantee an answer in at most k trials? Clearly, the first floor you try may not be higher than k (since the first ball might break on the first trial, and you will have only k-1 trials left). Also, you can obviously gain nothing from making the first trial on a lower floor, so the first trial should be on floor k. Supposing the ball didn't break in the first trial, you are left with k-1 trials and two balls, so the next trial should be on floor k+(k-1). Continuing in this manner, we see that the sequence of trials for the first ball must be
k, k+(k-1), k+(k-1)+(k-2), ..., k+(k-1)+...+2+1,
so the maximum number of floors is
n = k+(k-1)+...+2+1 = k(k+1)/2.
Turning back to the original question (given n, what is k?), we see that
k = ceil(-1+sqrt(1+8n))/2)
which is approximately sqrt(2n) --- an improvement by a factor of sqrt(2) over the standard solution. (Indeed, for n=100, we get k=14.)
Finally, the above reasoning generalizes easily to three balls or more.
Thursday, February 02, 2006
Saurabh, could you please explain your claim better? I don't understand what you are trying to say. Are you suggesting that for n=100, you can do with less than 14 trials (in the worst case)? If so, what is the sequence of trials you are suggesting?
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
the answer is 7 trials at the max its as simple as binary search first go to the 50th floor if it breaks then go to 25th floor like wise just keep going to the previous floor no/2 at last u will reach the floor in maximum 7 trials whatever be the floor no.
its simple binary search try for any floor no buddy.
Abhishek, did you notice the fact that you only have two balls to work with?
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
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|Title:||Householder正交矩陣的新觀點||Other Titles:||A New Point of View of Householder Matrix||Authors:||陳正宗
|Issue Date:||1999||Publisher:||23th National Conference on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics||Conference:||23th National Conference on Theoretical and Applied Mechanics||Abstract:||
文獻中有許多的方法可建立正交矩陣，Householder利用鏡射導得正交對稱矩陣。本文提出奇數階與偶數階Householder矩陣，均可分別由eAt與eiBt導得，其中A為反對稱實矩陣，B為對稱實矩陣，t為某特定時間。本文並分別舉一階到五階的例子，說明Householder矩陣均可由本文新觀點導得。It is well known that many approaches can obtain the orthogonal matrix. Householder employed the mirror mapping to derive the symmetric orthogonal matrix. The Householder matrices of odd and even orders are found to have the matrix forms of eAt and eiBt, respectively, where A is an anti-symmetric matrix, B is a symmetric matrix and t is a specified time. One by one to five by five Householder matrices are constructed by the proposed formulation.
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Newton v. Leibniz - The Calculus Controversy
In Latin, the word ‘calculus’ means ‘pebble,’ meaning that small stones were used to calculate things. Calculus is essentially the study of change, and the pebbles represent small, gradual changes that can produce impressive results. The origin of calculus is not the work of a single man, not even the work of the two men pictured above - but like most major discoveries, a gradual build of overlapping discoveries, something very similar to calculus itself. The question over the creation of the branch of mathematics has become one of the fiercest rivalries in modern history - that between Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz.
In 1666 (and perhaps earlier), when Newton was 23 - he had begun work on what he called “the method of fluxions and fluents,” effectively what we know as calculus. Newton’s discovery of calculus was mainly a result of practical use - he needed a method to solve problems in physics and geometry, and calculus was what resulted. On the other hand, Leibniz had become fascinated by the tangent line problem and began to study calculus around 1675.
The ideas of the two men were similar, although it is unlikely that either of them knew the specifics of the other’s work. The two men spoke in letters often, and discussed mathematics - and although the Royal Society found Leibniz effectively guilty of plagiarism later, this was not likely the case. Both men came to similar discoveries in different ways - Leibniz came to integration first, while Newton began his work with derivatives.
Although Newton discovered the principles of calculus first - he did not publish them until many years after Leibniz did. Leibniz published his first paper employing calculus in 1684, but Newton did not publish his fluxion notation form of calculus until 1693, and a complete version was not available until 1704! Nonetheless, Newton still came to the discovery first - and although both men are officially credited, Newton is the one that most people remember.
However, Newton doesn’t deserve all the credit here. The famous dy/dx notation that calculus students have come to love and hate was developed by Leibniz. Although Newton may have come to the discovery first, Leibniz attacked the problems with far better notation - and we have naturally adopted it. Instead of Leibniz’s dx/dt (shown below) notation for derivatives, Newton preferred ‘dot’ notation:
However, this dot notation can become confusing, especially when used for higher order derivatives, so it has been generally dismissed - except for hardcore Newton fanatics who insist on using his notation. Newton did not even have a standard notation for integration, but frequently switched; but Leibniz used the recognizable integration symbol:
This has developed into a fantastic controversy over the years - and has become as much of a moral question as it is scientific. Many Leibniz advocates belief that Newton doesn’t deserve full credit because he didn’t publish his findings first - while many others believe that Newton came to the discovery first, so the credit is his. Personally, I have to place myself on the side of Newton - although Leibniz’s notation is wonderful, Newton discovered the principles first.
Which side are you on?


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There is an urgent and pervasive need for increased human pipeline in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) in post-secondary education and technical careers.
The National Academies Reports, “Rising Above the Gathering Storm” states, throughout the twentieth century, our prosperity as a global superpower was hugely reliant on our thriving STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) industries. Now, we’re in a new era, and fewer and fewer students are pursuing futures in STEM.
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