Wondering about Domingo's Rational Mean book"

[Huaiyu Zhu]

Sorry to burst your bubble. I just checked your web page and as far as I can
figure out, your RM is simply a weighted arithmatic mean weighted by the
denominator.  That's also the reason why it's not unique (because 2/3 and
4/6 will be weighted differently).

Whatever you are arguing with the other person, it does not look to me that
the topic is relevant to the Python programming language, which is what
comp.lang.python is for.  Thanks for taking the argument elsewhere.


On Wed, 14 Jun 2000 23:59:02 GMT, dgomezm at etheron.net <dgomezm at etheron.net>
wrote: 
>
>Again:
>If you have some doubts, something to say,  about the rational mean and
>the rational process, then all your arguments are straightaway directed
>to the CFs, Bernoulli´s, Newton and Halley´s method, because all of
>them are ruled by the rational mean (They are just rational processes)
>as has been trivially and obviously stated in my book and summarized in
>my home page:
>www.etheron.net/usuarios/dgomez/default.htm
>

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