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Python MonteCarlo.subtract Examples
Programming Language:
Python
Namespace/Package Name:
MonteCarlo
Class/Type:
MonteCarlo
Method/Function:
subtract
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set_temperature (3)
train (3)
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temperature (1)
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random_agent (1)
mc_prediction (1)
price (1)
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next_pair (1)
calcMonteCarlo (1)
get_sorted (1)
getPrice (1)
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mc_prediction (1)
price (1)
next_state (1)
next_pair (1)
calcMonteCarlo (1)
get_sorted (1)
getPrice (1)
getPlay (1)
generateP1 (1)
compare (1)
calcMonteCarloLinGen (1)
inCircle (1)
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Example #1
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File:
maths_test.py
Project:
kieransp11/MonteCarlo
def test_subtract(self): # test that 1 - 1 = 0 self.assertEqual(MonteCarlo.subtract(1, 1), 0)