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hi everyone, i’m using core.logic to help me implement http://mason.gmu.edu/~rhanson/equatalk.html
my problem is that i want the additional constraint that the numbers should form a roughly normal distribution
not sure if that gist link above is coming through right, but core.logic part starts at line 46
actually, let me ask another simpler question first: what’s a good way to sort a list of numbers in core.logic, or to find the median of them?
the logic stuff is sort of a combination of generators that generate possible matches and filters that reject things that don't match
so you'll end up generating all permutations of Y and rejecting the ones where your sorted relation doesn't hold