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## zonotope-hyperplane-intersection.ipynb

      
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                Visualisation of zonotope / hyperplane intersection
              
          
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## Makefile
drow.so:
    g++ -Wall -shared -fPIC -o drow.so drow.cpp -std=c++0x -lboost_python -I/usr/include/python2.7

## out.txt
Got absmax : 2.6663 after 100 iters and 0.00 secs
Got absmax : 2.8621 after 200 iters and 0.00 secs
Got absmax : 3.0409 after 600 iters and 0.00 secs
Got absmax : 3.3918 after 700 iters and 0.00 secs
Got absmax : 3.3950 after 1000 iters and 0.00 secs
Got absmax : 3.6232 after 1100 iters and 0.00 secs
Got absmax : 3.7237 after 2900 iters and 0.01 secs
Got absmax : 3.8769 after 4200 iters and 0.01 secs
Got absmax : 4.0837 after 13400 iters and 0.04 secs
Got absmax : 4.1979 after 71500 iters and 0.17 secs

## dotpath.py
""" experiment on whether we can make a more intuitive interface
for paths by (ab)using metaclasses :D
result :
    s = DotPath.myfolder
versus:
    s = os.path.join('home','user','myfolder')"""
import os
import codecs


## command_version.sh
#!/bin/bash
total_commands=0
count_one_dash=0
count_two_dash=0
commands_only_one_dash=0
for command in bash gcc java python perl gunzip unzip less cat vi nano pico ls who find locate rm cp
do
	((total_commands++))
	eval "$command -version" > /dev/null 2>&1
	ret_code=$?

## dataset.py
""" module for dataset stuff """
import pandas as pd

def text_counts(filename, label_col):
    """Get counts for how many texts there are for each type of author

    :labels: The different classes the data belongs to
    :returns: list of numbers of counts

    """

## exception_game
exception_game
==============

How 'not' to use exception handling.
Well since C++ unlike Java actually lets the programmer figure out how he wants to use exceptions..
Why not exploit the exceptions mechanism and be a bit more creative!?
	drow.so:
	g++ -Wall -shared -fPIC -o drow.so drow.cpp -std=c++0x -lboost_python -I/usr/include/python2.7
	Got absmax : 2.6663 after 100 iters and 0.00 secs
	Got absmax : 2.8621 after 200 iters and 0.00 secs
	Got absmax : 3.0409 after 600 iters and 0.00 secs
	Got absmax : 3.3918 after 700 iters and 0.00 secs
	Got absmax : 3.3950 after 1000 iters and 0.00 secs
	Got absmax : 3.6232 after 1100 iters and 0.00 secs
	Got absmax : 3.7237 after 2900 iters and 0.01 secs
	Got absmax : 3.8769 after 4200 iters and 0.01 secs
	Got absmax : 4.0837 after 13400 iters and 0.04 secs
	Got absmax : 4.1979 after 71500 iters and 0.17 secs
	""" experiment on whether we can make a more intuitive interface
	for paths by (ab)using metaclasses :D
	result :
	s = DotPath.myfolder
	versus:
	s = os.path.join('home','user','myfolder')"""
	import os
	import codecs
	#!/bin/bash
	total_commands=0
	count_one_dash=0
	count_two_dash=0
	commands_only_one_dash=0
	for command in bash gcc java python perl gunzip unzip less cat vi nano pico ls who find locate rm cp
	do
	((total_commands++))
	eval "$command -version" > /dev/null 2>&1
	ret_code=$?
	""" module for dataset stuff """
	import pandas as pd

	def text_counts(filename, label_col):
	"""Get counts for how many texts there are for each type of author

	:labels: The different classes the data belongs to
	:returns: list of numbers of counts

	"""
	exception_game
	==============

	How 'not' to use exception handling.
	Well since C++ unlike Java actually lets the programmer figure out how he wants to use exceptions..
	Why not exploit the exceptions mechanism and be a bit more creative!?