nonzero?

[davidddn]

I might be shouting into the dark...

Genetify is really awesome, I hope that maybe we can revive some
interest in working on it.

Can someone explain to me what the nonzero value is used for? I dug
through the code but didn't come up with an answer.

Thanks!

[Greg Dingle]

Nice to hear from you David. The nonzero is used to count nonzero values. Not sure if it used in js anymore.

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Thanks!

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[davidddn]

I'm sorry, maybe I'm being extra dense today. Nonzero values of what,
exactly? In a few tests it looked like it tracked with hits, but then
in a larger sample it has diverged quite a bit from hits and I can't
figure out what it represents. Does it have to do with the genetic
algorithm?

Thanks again

On Mar 2, 9:36 pm, Greg Dingle <gregdin...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Nice to hear from you David. The nonzero is used to count nonzero values. Not sure if it used in js anymore.
>
> Sent from my iPhone (415-370-2086)
>