This is my Java playground...
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Example 1: Monte Carlo integration
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Example 2: Area calculation of a circle using Monte Carlo integration
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Example 2: Using
ND4j INDArrayclass -
Example 1: Using ND4j
- Example 1: Compute basic statistics using NumPy
- Example 2: Compute the mean, standard deviation and correlation of two variables
- Example 3: Vanilla bootstrap for the mean
- Example 4: Vanilla bootstrap for skewness
- Example 5: 1D Linear Regression
- Example 7: Almost sure convergence
- Example 1: Kalman Filter
- Example 2: Extended Kalman Filter
- Example 3: Unscented Kalman Filter
- Example 4: Particle Filter
- Example 5: Histogram Filter
- Example 1: Iterative Policy Evaluation applied on GridWorld
- Example 1: Get the sum of the elements of an array
- Example 2: Parallel trapezoid rule
- Example 3: Producer/Consumer pattern
- Example 4: Using the
ExecutorServiceinterface - Example 5: Using the
CyclicBarrierclass - Example 6: Using the
Lockinterface
- Example 1: Delete duplicated elements in a sorted linked list
- Example 2: Vanilla implementation of binary search
- Example 3: Fibonacci Sequence
- Example 4: Finds first non-repeated character in a string
- Example 5: Finds first occurence of a character in a string
- Example 6: Find the minimum element between two increasingly sorted sub-arrays
- Example 7: Reverse an array using a stack
- Example 8: Solves the Tower of Hanoi problem using stacks
- Example 9: Sorts cars of a train according to destination
- Example 10: Find number of digits in an integer
- Example 11: Partition an array into odds and evens
- Example 12: Compute the equivalence classes of a list of numbers
- Example 13: Test if a given string is a palindrome
- Example 14: Fibonacci sequence calculation
- Example 15: Factorial calculation without recursion
- Example 16: Test if a word is an anagram of another
- Example 17: Given a list of words get all the anagrams of a given string
- Example 18: Reverse single linked list in place
- Example 19: Find the binary representation of an integer
- Example 20: Given an array and a value remove all instances of that value in place and return the new array length