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2005 Oct 30
0
HOW TO WRITE A DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL FUNCTION
...function with nonlinear quantile regresion model
the double exponential function is
Y=( ab1978*ab1979*ab1980*ab1981*ab1982*ab1983*ab1984*ab1985*ab1986*ab1987*ab1988*ab1989* ab1990* ab1991*ab1992*ab1993*ab1994*
6670*ab7175*ab7680*ab8185*ab8690*ab9193*abgg*abgf*abgu*abgj*abgd*abfg*abff*abfu*abfj*abfd*abug*abuf*abuj*abud*
abjg*abjf*abju*abjj*abjd*abdg*abdf*abdu*abdj*abdd*EXP(-C1*cbgg*cbgf*cbgu*cbgj*cbgd*cbfg*cbff*cbfu*cbfj*cbfd*cbug*cbuf*cbuj*cbud*cbjg*cbjf*cbju*cbjj*cbjd*
cbdg*cbdf*cbdu*cbdj*cbdd*TIMELAG)*(1-EXP(-c2*TIMELAG)) )/sqcite;
and ab1978,ab1979,ab1980,ab1981,ab1982,ab1983,ab198...
2015 Jul 16
1
rsync --link-dest and --files-from lead by a "change list" from some file system audit tool (Was: Re: cut-off time for rsync ?)
On Tue, 14 Jul 2015 08:59:25 +0200, Paul Slootman wrote:
> btrfs has support for this: you make a backup, then create a btrfs
> snapshot of the filesystem (or directory), then the next time you make a
> new backup with rsync, use --inplace so that just changed parts of the
> file are written to the same blocks and btrfs will take care of the
> copy-on-write part.
That's