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Re: Applying a polynomial
by Old_Gray_Bear (Bishop) on Dec 07, 2004 at 18:01 UTC
    I have a most marvelous method of running datasets through shift registers, but the margin here is not wide enough to hold it.

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    I Go Back to Sleep, Now.

    OGB

Re: Applying a polynomial
by zejames (Hermit) on Dec 07, 2004 at 17:13 UTC

    What have you done for now ? Provide your code, and we'll be glad to help you. Your question really looks like homework. We won't do it for you.


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    zejames
Re: Applying a polynomial
by Koosemose (Pilgrim) on Dec 07, 2004 at 17:00 UTC

    Yes.

    addendum: Perhaps if you provide either further work, and/or convince us that this isn't homework (and somehow related to perl) myself and the other monks might be willing to provide more help

    Just Another Perl Alchemist
      Don't expect you to believe me but I'm not a student and this isn't homework. That being said, I have a dataset that I've converted to binary representation using unpack. I've removed a few words that were not part of the randomized stream. What I have left needs to be ran through a self syncrounous shift register. If someone could point me to a module or something that would get me started that would be great. Sorry for the hastle, bottom line is I just don't know enough math.
        Howdy!

        That was not at all obvious from the initial presentation. You still have not offered much information that tells us what you have tried or what the limits of your knowledge are. You give no evidence of having tried to help yourself.

        Why should we do all the heavy lifting?

        What research have you done so far? Help us help you.

        yours,
        Michael