GFT Partitions visualization
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Hello,
I downloaded your toolbox, and ran the examples files, on function simpleExample(). I got a problem with the partition visualization, since partitions function return huge numbers. For instance, if we run:
N = 256
gft.partitions(N)
array([ 8589934593, 34359738372, 137438953488, 549755813952,
962072674496, 1065151889648, 1090921693436, 1099511628031,
4294967295])
Those values should be N/2,N/4,N/8,...,4,2,1. Am I right? I detected this issue, when running gft.examples.simpleExample().
Thank you in advance.
I am sending the result of gft.examples.simpleExample() execution.
Mariana Leite
Hi,
You're right, the partitions should be whole integers that are fractions of N. Can you tell me what your OS is, and which compiler you have installed?
Hi,
I use Ubuntu 12.04.1, and GNU C compiler (4.6.3).
Thank you.
2014-05-29 20:28 GMT-03:00 Robb Brown ceoyoyo@users.sf.net:
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Hi,
I use Ubuntu 12.04.1, and GNU C compiler (4.6.3).
Thank you.
Is the C version of inverse GFT implementation available in your package?
Thank you!