N Nashy19 New Member arg-fallbackName="Nashy19"/> Jul 29, 2010 #1 Is there anything on the Internet which works out the pattern of a string of numbers?
S SynapticMisfire New Member arg-fallbackName="SynapticMisfire"/> Jul 29, 2010 #2 Could you be more specific? What patterns are you looking for?
M monitoradiation New Member arg-fallbackName="monitoradiation"/> Jul 29, 2010 #3 I think he's looking for a program that deduces a pattern within a given string of numbers... So say you input the numbers 1, -1, 1, -1, 1 It would tell you that the pattern is n_{i}= n_{i-1} * -1, n_{0} = 1...
I think he's looking for a program that deduces a pattern within a given string of numbers... So say you input the numbers 1, -1, 1, -1, 1 It would tell you that the pattern is n_{i}= n_{i-1} * -1, n_{0} = 1...
S SchrodingersFinch New Member arg-fallbackName="SchrodingersFinch"/> Jul 29, 2010 #4 monitoradiation said: I think he's looking for a program that deduces a pattern within a given string of numbers... So say you input the numbers 1, -1, 1, -1, 1 It would tell you that the pattern is n_{i}= n_{i-1} * -1, n_{0} = 1... Click to expand... There's WolframAlpha. For example: "2,5,10,17..." Another one is The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequencesâ„¢ (OEISâ„¢). edit: and of course Google
monitoradiation said: I think he's looking for a program that deduces a pattern within a given string of numbers... So say you input the numbers 1, -1, 1, -1, 1 It would tell you that the pattern is n_{i}= n_{i-1} * -1, n_{0} = 1... Click to expand... There's WolframAlpha. For example: "2,5,10,17..." Another one is The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequencesâ„¢ (OEISâ„¢). edit: and of course Google
