Guillaume

The difficulty with this problem is not generating the sequence, that is trivial, but to conform to the completely arbitrary and inaccurate rounding rules of the test suite.

on 3 Dec 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 787726 to Problem 42647. Recursion - Fun

on 3 Dec 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 787702 to Problem 42677. Print the date for a given number using Indian calendar reference

on 3 Dec 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 786696 to Problem 42692. Polynomial Evaluation

on 1 Dec 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 786693 to Problem 42691. Matrix of almost all zeros, except for main diagonal

on 1 Dec 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 779378 to Problem 42686. What's the missing interior angle?

on 16 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 779347 to Problem 42686. What's the missing interior angle?

on 16 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted a Comment to Solution 767165

No, this has nothing to do with round-off error. The solution itself rounds massively the input. If I pass x = pi to unique, I expect pi as an output, not 3.1416.

on 4 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 770779 to Problem 42678. For a given linear index as input for n sized square matrix, find corresponding row and column.

on 3 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 770778 to Problem 42678. For a given linear index as input for n sized square matrix, find corresponding row and column.

on 3 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted a Comment to Solution 767165

An easy way to defeat that solution would be to use proper floating point numbers in the test suite. x = pi is enough to make it fail.

on 2 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 770252 to Problem 42679. Can you reshape the matrix?

on 2 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 770240 to Problem 42675. Get all corner elements from a matrix where dimension of matrix is always equal to or greater than 2.

on 2 Nov 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 767656 to Problem 42671. unique with nan

on 27 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted a Comment to Problem 42671. unique with nan

As standard unique does not operate on columns I didn't even realise that the example had two identical columns. I saw the problem as just remove the unique elements in each row which could potentially result in rows of different length. Hence my initial question.

on 27 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted a Comment to Solution 766581

Note that format xxx has no effect on the precision of calculation. It only affects display.

on 26 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted a Comment to Problem 42671. unique with nan

A more complete description of what we're supposed to achieve would be useful. What are we supposed to do if a row has less elements than the others after applying unique? Pad it with zero as your second test seem to imply?

on 26 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 767267 to Problem 42672. Longest Sequence of NaNs

on 26 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 767236 to Problem 42670. If you prick us, do we not bleed?

on 26 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted Solution 765403 to Problem 42669. replace nan values iteratively.

on 21 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted a Comment to Solution 761291

I find it ironical that you disallow unique in the test suite, yet your own solution is just a roundabout way of calling unique

on 15 Oct 2015

Guillaume submitted a Comment to Problem 42665. sort matrix

The problem statement should say what is and is not allowed for the solution, particularly if you're going to invalidate previously valid solutions.