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Say my input is x0...x8 result so 9 symbols and a result. I know that the resulting equation should include x0 to x8 and they are independent variables. (Meaning they can't be created via a function of any of the others). It would be nice to have a boolean flag that just kept computing until a result like that was found. Maybe an allIndependentVariables options that's false by default.
Question: Does the algorithm try to compute equations of the variables as a function of the others to first determine that they're probably independent? Like does it know which variables are probably independent after a bit and must be included in the final equation?
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Say my input is
x0...x8 result
so 9 symbols and a result. I know that the resulting equation should include x0 to x8 and they are independent variables. (Meaning they can't be created via a function of any of the others). It would be nice to have a boolean flag that just kept computing until a result like that was found. Maybe an allIndependentVariables options that's false by default.Question: Does the algorithm try to compute equations of the variables as a function of the others to first determine that they're probably independent? Like does it know which variables are probably independent after a bit and must be included in the final equation?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: