Monthly Archives: March 2011

Rock Paper Scissors…

Posted on March 10, 2011 by David

I saw this article in the NY Times and was inspired to write my own Rock Paper Scissors implementation. The AI uses something very similar to a Markov Chain to determine it’s next move, with the exception that the transition … Continue reading →

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Brownian Bridge Code

Posted on March 9, 2011 by David

Got a small amount of work on this project done. This is some code that I’ve written based on the algorithm in Monte Carlo Methods in Financial Engineering by Paul Glasserman: # Implementation a Brownian Bridge. # by David Blankley … Continue reading →

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The statistics part is done…

Posted on March 6, 2011 by emanon

I’m working on a writeup for a conditional probability problem from my stochastic processes class. I’ve written a cool little simulation to go along with the writeup, but the technology challenge of properly embedding the jsp in word press is … Continue reading →

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Proof of concept – Tomcat inside WordPress

Posted on March 5, 2011 by David

Can I get a jsp page to load inside wordpress? Yes! This next line is the output of an echo: If php echo works, then you see this message. And this is the output of a jsp page: Warning: include(http://www.blankley.com:8080/sample/dhbHello.jsp) … Continue reading →

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