Liam O'Brien

 

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05 Nov 2008		A very simple and intuitive neural network implementation Short code and easy to understand. Example data set provided. Author: Carl Löndahl	backpropagation, neural network, machine learning, gradient descent	101	4	4.66667 4.7 | 3 ratings

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29 May 2012	Wind_rose Wind rose of direction and intensity	Albin	solved - sry	Comment only
29 May 2012	Wind_rose Wind rose of direction and intensity	Albin	Thanks for that wonderful routine. How can I change the figure to be displayed not on white but on a transparant background (also the patch the figure is drawn on)? thanks	Comment only
23 May 2012	Wind_rose Wind rose of direction and intensity	Loubna Benyahya	Thanks for this routine, it's very useful. However, to have have 0º in the north, we have to change D=mod(-270-D,360). Thanks again.	5
12 May 2012	Wind_rose Wind rose of direction and intensity	Víctor	Thank you very much, it's a very useful routine. However, I had to change the conversion from meteo to cartesian to "mod(90-test_dir,360)" as g l pointed out. At university, we also use the convention of wind direction FROM. For instance, a wind direction of 0º should be plotted as wind coming from north, not going to south. Thanks again.	5
22 Dec 2011	Wind_rose Wind rose of direction and intensity	Poul Reitzel	Thanks for a functional, easy to use program, M Ma. I have one question: I am plotting a "damage rose" (damage calculated using the Palmgren-Miner damage summation rule), in which i want to plot the damage caused by waves with different wave height from 4 different incident directions on a structure. I want to plot the rose with wave heights on the legend but damage (a number between 0 and 1 for each wave) on the rose. So all in all i have three vectors: One for incident directions, one for wave heights for each direction and a final containing the damage caused by each wave height. All vectors have the same length of course. Is there a way to solve my problem using your algorithm, or does it require modifications from my side? - Best regards Poul	5