Results for "Author: joshua robertson"
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Improved is the ability to rotate and move the viewing position without any flickering. This is done by adding a back-buffer routine. Also improved is the ability to select the terrain resolution size at run-time. Also, the back-buffering can be turned on and off at run-time. Here's the original authors description: Render a 3D random terrain with gradient colors and water level, rotate and move the viewing position by moving the mouse with left or right button. The example shows how to convert 3D space coordinates to 2D screen coordinates View the original Terrain 3D here: http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=64599&lngWId=1
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Improved is the ability to rotate and move the viewing position without any flickering. This is done by adding a back-buffer routine. Also improved is the ability to select the terrain resolution size at run-time. Also, the back-buffering can be turned on and off at run-time. Here's the original authors description: Render a 3D random terrain with gradient colors and water level, rotate and move the viewing position by moving the mouse with left or right button. The example shows how to convert 3D space coordinates to 2D screen coordinates View the original Terrain 3D here: http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=64599&lngWId=1
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Improved is the ability to rotate and move the viewing position without any flickering. This is done by adding a back-buffer routine. Also improved is the ability to select the terrain resolution size at run-time. Also, the back-buffering can be turned on and off at run-time. Here's the original authors description: Render a 3D random terrain with gradient colors and water level, rotate and move the viewing position by moving the mouse with left or right button. The example shows how to convert 3D space coordinates to 2D screen coordinates View the original Terrain 3D here: http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=64599&lngWId=1
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using the sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data. Here's whats been changed in v2.1: 1. When "Remove row" is clicked, it now removes all selected rows rather than just one row at a time. 2. Double-clicking on a row in the "x, y, frequency" data-grid now allows the user to edit data already entered without having to remove the row and re-enter the data. 3. A bug was removed where the calculator didn't set the "DataSaved" Boolean bit when the user clicked on the "Remove Row" button.
Shows the mean, median, mode, variance, sum, standard deviation, average deviation, coefficient of deviation, total, square total, and variance for an array of values using either the population or sample method. Computes any of four different types of regression models (Linear, Logarithmic, Exponential, or Power). Includes an equation solver for both x and y data.
Improved is the ability to rotate and move the viewing position without any flickering. This is done by adding a back-buffer routine. Also improved is the ability to select the terrain resolution size at run-time. Also, the back-buffering can be turned on and off at run-time. Here's the original authors description: Render a 3D random terrain with gradient colors and water level, rotate and move the viewing position by moving the mouse with left or right button. The example shows how to convert 3D space coordinates to 2D screen coordinates View the original Terrain 3D here: http://www.pscode.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=64599&lngWId=1