I did all those things, and did more editing for SciPy stuff. I do not like how Snek handles Unicode, because that handling appears to consistently be "be as difficult about everything as possible."
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| I also drew a very bad picture of how different parts of a probability distribution are included in a calculation. |
And I battled more with my Magikarp, so I have more data to include in the plot from yesterday:
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| This is the "most useful" version. |
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| This splits two data points into their true input JP and the 5% and 25% scaled values. I had boosts on those two runs, so the scaled values are probably more correct. |
I also need a better way to put code into blogs. I've decided I'm going to copy my R code when I make things like this, so I can find them later. It really is super easy:
j = data.frame(read.table("./jp",sep='\t',header=TRUE))
ggplot(j,aes(x=jp,y=height)) + geom_point() + stat_smooth(method='lm',formula=y ~ sqrt(x), col='red')
ggsave("/tmp/jp2.png")
And I took a walk:
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| The moon was out. |
I saw four geckos and one dog that threw up. I was happier for one of those.
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| This didn't quite capture all the pinks and purples. |
And then I came home and had my code insulted. If the input data wasn't so bad, the code would do a better job on it. More webpages should be designed with a structured data concept.
Then there were fireworks:
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| Boom! |
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| Ka-ka-boom! |
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| Ba-fszzzzzzzz. |
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| Boom boom boom siziziziziz. |
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| Boom ka boom! |
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| Boo boom! |
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| Boom boom boom boom! |
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| Boom ka boom boom! |
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| Boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom! |
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| Fazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. |
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