I was reading in our Image processing book, about histogram matching. It took me 2 hours to understand it! I'll give you an example of what I am talking about:
To do something, we have an array, and we have a value. We want to know at which index does this value exist. This is what it means overall. In other words, inversing a function by looking up the set of its outputs. I am wondering why wasn't it said that way, even if as a conclusion or summary.
What he wrote was... see it for yourself:
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looool :D I'll remember that next year i.s.Allah when we reach this page (I guess not only me ;) )
"An array and a value and u wanna know the index of that value" ---> that was fast and easy :D
I am usually a "simplificationist" :D
"Simplization" ( aka simplification :P ) is one of my interests, I consider it the most important process for effective learning.
Yeah ur right it really is one of the most important processes as life itself is based upon simplicity (await a blog entry from me about this topic soon i.s.Allah :D)
sob7an Allah a lot of blog entry ideas come from within words in comments
Btw who invented this new word: "simplization" ...its not found in any English dictionary so far(and I doubt it will :D )
simplization (n.) : The process of simplizing a piece of information. As opposed to Simplification which is the simplifizing the same piece of information ; refer to the source code of the original computer program that generated English. ( English is an open source alternative to Latin, exactly like Linux is to Unix, you see, Latin is now Obselete )
Oh God...really there's simplization and simplize :D ?tab give me the link to that
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Simplization&action=edit
mesh mo3taraf beeha fe Wiki as u can see
English didn't exist before they invented it, thus we too can evolve it more than it is :D can't we ? Or is it patented ???? :D :D :D
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