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Started by Unknown June 7, 2017
Learning Complicated Integrals from a Simple Integral 
              
just define one integral of f(x) is f(x) - x, it will know not only the integral of f(x), but also f(x+1), 2*f(2*x+2), etc. 
  
IN:  integrate(f(x_), x_) := f(x) - x; integrate(2*f(x+1)) 
OUT: 2*f(x+1) - 2*(x+1) 


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On 07.06.2017 8:18, drhuang57@gmail.com wrote:
> Learning Complicated Integrals from a Simple Integral > > just define one integral of f(x) is f(x) - x, it will know not only the integral of f(x), but also f(x+1), 2*f(2*x+2), etc. > > IN: integrate(f(x_), x_) := f(x) - x; integrate(2*f(x+1)) > OUT: 2*f(x+1) - 2*(x+1) > > > reference math handbook > www.mathHandbook.com >
What's complicated in a simple change of variables? Gene
On Wednesday, 7 June 2017 20:15:12 UTC+10, Evgeny Filatov  wrote:
> On 07.06.2017 8:18, drhuang57@gmail.com wrote: > > Learning Complicated Integrals from a Simple Integral > > > > just define one integral of f(x) is f(x) - x, it will know not only the integral of f(x), but also f(x+1), 2*f(2*x+2), etc. > > > > IN: integrate(f(x_), x_) := f(x) - x; integrate(2*f(x+1)) > > OUT: 2*f(x+1) - 2*(x+1) > > > > > > reference math handbook > > www.mathHandbook.com > > > > What's complicated in a simple change of variables? > > Gene
It learns the complicated integrals, e.g. 2f(2x+1), from a single simple integral of f(x).
> > reference math handbook > > www.mathHandbook.com
On Wed, 07 Jun 2017 20:52:50 -0700, drhuang57 wrote:

> On Wednesday, 7 June 2017 20:15:12 UTC+10, Evgeny Filatov wrote: >> On 07.06.2017 8:18, drhuang57@gmail.com wrote: >> > Learning Complicated Integrals from a Simple Integral >> > >> > just define one integral of f(x) is f(x) - x, it will know not only >> > the integral of f(x), but also f(x+1), 2*f(2*x+2), etc. >> > >> > IN: integrate(f(x_), x_) := f(x) - x; integrate(2*f(x+1)) >> > OUT: 2*f(x+1) - 2*(x+1) >> > >> > >> > reference math handbook www.mathHandbook.com >> > >> > >> What's complicated in a simple change of variables? >> >> Gene > > It learns the complicated integrals, e.g. 2f(2x+1), from a single simple > integral of f(x).
Oooh f***ing ahhh. That's hardly a complicated integral. -- Tim Wescott Wescott Design Services http://www.wescottdesign.com