Please enclose code or link for implementation of monte carlo methods.
Thanks in advance
menonnik
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Jump to PostAt least you're not hiding your laziness, but this forum is for helping people who want to write code, not giving freebies to leeches who just want a solution.
Jump to PostI've already try to understand and code but could not get through.
Then post your code, ask a specific question, and someone will help you. Just asking for code is a good way to get flamed and subsequently ignored because it suggests that you're not interested in anything except being …
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Narue
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At least you're not hiding your laziness, but this forum is for helping people who want to write code, not giving freebies to leeches who just want a solution.
menonnik
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I've already try to understand and code but could not get through. that's why i asked for help. If you aren't ready to help then it's alright.
Narue
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I've already try to understand and code but could not get through.
Then post your code, ask a specific question, and someone will help you. Just asking for code is a good way to get flamed and subsequently ignored because it suggests that you're not interested in anything except being given everything on a silver platter.
menonnik
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k. i'll give my code.
rubberman
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Monte Carlo methods are used for complex simulations. It is widely used in particle physics for designing experiments. Here is a link to a web site at Oak Ridge National Lab on numeric algorithms and monte carlo methods that may be of help: http://www.phy.ornl.gov/csep/CSEP/BMAP.html
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