Is there any area in (near) CW that you particularly suggest?

QuoteOriginally posted by: TraderJoeQuoteqck: I strongly prefer places which are not dangerous, and possibily with "nice" people. Any suggestion about places that I should avoid?London, New York and any other major US city. Tokyo's probably OK though.I suppose you have never been to Coventry

<t>Thank you very much for all the suggestions!My idea was to save time during the working days by finding a flat 15 minutes away from work (by walk).Then I would take the tube to spend time in "more fun" areas in central London during the weekend.But if I have to take the tube anyway to go anywhere...

<t>I am probably moving to London in September so I have to find an accomodation there.At the moment I am considering flats near Canary Wharf (near to work).Anyone wants to share his/her experience regarding this location? I am particularly interested in your opinion on this place vs other nice loca...

I have attended that IAFE even, but failed to notice you (DCFC).Where were you after the talk?However, I talked to P. Jackel

I sent two PMs and an e-mail to you.Waiting for your guide.Thank youStephQ

<t>I was just considering this code posted by Cuchulainn some time ago...I could use boost function here:template <class V, int N> struct Wrapper{ // Models a scalar-valued function // Call by value first argument V (*f) (V value, const VectorSpace<V,N>& arguments);};And now the main part:templa...

<t>QuoteOriginally posted by: CuchulainnQuoteIn a quick test of my own devising with MSVC++2005, all default optimisation settings etc, i find my version of [][][] to be even slightly quicker(?!) than (). the following two tests run in 1484 and 1469 clock ticks respectively. interesting then that bo...

<t>QuoteI would not worry, yet! get it wirking, then get it right, then get it optimised (in that order)Well, I already have working code for (almost) everything in C. The problem is that it got quite messy. Now the problem is to "get in right" in the sense of C++ "code design".I will post more deta...

<t>Quotewhy use the command line? use an excel plug in eg xlw.sourceforge.netWell, I hope to use this library in future as a building block for more interesting things. But at the moment this software will be used to perform benchmarking of schemes for sde. The command line is needed because I will ...

<t>QuoteIf C++ is new I would advise to start on a 1-factor, linear SDE and progress from there. It takes time to learn C++ so take it step by step.At the moment I'm just working with 1-dimensional sde, with arbitrary drift and diffusion functions.I will not work with the multidimensional case.Quote...

<t>My main difficulty is that I can't find a good way to "structure" the software.The software consists in a library for the simulation of stochastic differential equations according to some numerical schemes.The implementation has to be efficient (we are going do do benchmark comparisons on them) s...

<t>(Very) Short presentation:I'm a Phd student in statistics, and I'm writing computer code for the simulation of stochastic differential equations.At the moment I'm stuck with two main problems, and I would be very pleased could you help me with them.I'm sorry to disturb you, but I spent the last 3...