Geezerbiker
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I suppose I'm going to have to live with, it's better and not know exactly how much. Thanks for all the input...
Tony
Tony
Mixing things.
The math is black and white. That's how it's designed.
Truly very interesting stuff, at least it is for me. My first two degrees were technology degrees, it wasn't until my third that I started getting into dealing more effectively with non-linear systems and it was a real eye-opener.But some reading on the subject might be illuminating to you if you have the interest.
Right. That's where we're getting the disconnect.Math, designed by man is black and white, but it is not, in most applications precise.
Same thing. Those methods are quite precise, but if one tries to use them to model real-world phenomena, there's going to be some disparity between the results of the mathematical output and the real-world systems they are supposed to model. Not because of imprecision in the math but because of issues with trying to make a mathematical model that takes into account every possible aspect of a real-world system.Non-linear algebra, partial differential equations...the stuff actually used to solve the most complex problems, is not, even with the computers.