[Update] Addition to previous post

[Daniel Boehnke]

This is an update to the previously entered post!

While trying to find a way to exclude Eureqa from using the power
operator on the function g(), I differed the input settings for the
Target Expression:

f0(S)+g/S*f1()

This seems to solve my problem for now. However any feedback on the
idea of a Blacklist is appreciated. Maybe it would be interesting to
feature different sets of building blocks for different functions.

Just an example: If the user enters n functions in the
Targetexpression, additional check boxes for building blocks become
available:

Name Function1 Function2 FunctionN
---------------- -------------- ------------- --------------
Substraction x x x
Multiplication x x x
Power x x o
....

However, I am not sure whether you want to screw with your well
designed GUI ;-)

Best Regards
Daniel

[Michael Schmidt]

Yeah we could definitely do different settings per function in the target expression. We've held back though since it complicates the UI slightly.

Another idea I had for your case to allow powers of S is to provide the power as an input, such as:

mWing = f0(S, S^f1(), g/S)

This gives f0 the option to use one power of S.

Michael

Daniel

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