Quick Tip for Other Newbies
Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2008 6:13 pm
I was getting a whole bunch of floating point errors when I was mapping out a soft-variable (confidence, success, etc) model, and I didn't discover why till just this week.
When you divide something by time, and time is zero, you will get a floating point error. Fix the initial time to a number. Or what you can do is find a better way of representing your equations using flows.
Hope it helps!
When you divide something by time, and time is zero, you will get a floating point error. Fix the initial time to a number. Or what you can do is find a better way of representing your equations using flows.
Hope it helps!