Monthly Archives: March 2006
Good Forsythia — Bad Forsythia
It’s great to see the forsythia plants blooming, but some are better than others. The photo above is a good forsythia, and the photo below is a bad forsythia. Forsythia grow and bloom on long shoots and aren’t meant to … Continue reading
Reconstituted XML Schema Graphs
The paper Analysis of XML schema usage provides a glimpse at some interesting data for a group of schemas that the authors analyzed. Unfortunately, it’s only a glimpse as the data is not provided and the summarizing graphs are generally … Continue reading
Math Challenges Done
I finished the last of the mathschallenge.net math programming problems. Actually, it’s a temporary milestone since new problems are added every few weeks. At right is a graph of problems started per day with a LOESS smoother applied. The data … Continue reading