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I can raise $0$ to the power of one, and I would get $0$. Also $-1$ to the power of $3$ would give me $-1$. I think only some logarithms (e.g log to the base $10$) aren't defined for $0$ and negat...

If you need to calculate $0 \log 0$, you're probably either: Doing something wrong; Implementing an algorithm that explicitly states that $0 \log 0$ is a fib that doesn't mean "compute zero times the logarithm of zero", but instead something else (e.g. "zero")

2020年2月28日 · $\begingroup$ Defining $0 \log \frac{0}{0}=0$ makes sense if we treat it as the difference between a (negative) entropy term and a (negative) cross entropy term.

$\log N=\frac{1}{2}(\log24-\log0.375-6\log3)$ find value N. I did it below step $\log N=\frac{1}{2}(\log64-6\log3)$ $\log N=\frac{1}{2}(\log0.877)$ I don't know how ...

2016年4月1日 · EDIT: Well, $\log0$ is not imaginary solution either. The other one with $\log\frac1x$ is correct though. There are actually more than one proof for it: $$\log\frac1x=\log x^{-1}=-1\log x=-\log x$$ $$\log\frac1x=\log1-\log x=0-\log x=-\log x$$

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$$ n \log0.8 < -\log13 $$ $$ n > \frac{-\log13}{\log0.8} $$ I saw this type of rearranging earlier in the book and thought it might be a typo but seeing it a second time confirms there's something I'm not understanding. Why has the sign changed although we have simply divided both sides by $\log0.8$? Thanks in advance

2018年2月25日 · It is known that $0.99\dots =1$, but I'm afraid to say by substitution if it is allowed that $\log{(0.99\dots)}=0$ , then is it negative or equal $0$ ?

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