I Guess Only You People Can Help Me

[fr600]

Its a bit tricky or may be a bit weird... Still please try to help me...

Suppose I have a number 1234 which becomes 1918.
I have another number 2596 which becomes 4642.

So their relation is (x 2) - (550).

1234 x 2 = 2468 - 550 = 1918.

That was just an example. If I have 100s of other numbers related with each other like that, is it possible to find their reation, which here in this example was (x 2) - (550)???

Are there any program which can do it???

I am expecting a lot from you guys. I hope you will help me...

Please don't say no. :( :( :( :(

Thank you...

[Aaron_T]

i think maybe microsoft money might do something on that scale :blink:

[UKMan]

Yes its possible and the programme needed is called "SPSS" for Windows - but its tricky :(

BTW - Skweeky said this - NOT ME - i'm dumb :blink:

Peace
Skweeky & UKMan :)

[fr600]

Please... I really need to know...

[fr600]

Originally posted by UKMan@2 February 2004 - 05:10
Yes its possible and the programme needed is called "SPSS" for Windows - but its tricky :(

Do you know how it works???

[Skweeky]

Originally posted by fr600+2 February 2004 - 00:14--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (fr600 @ 2 February 2004 - 00:14)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-UKMan@2 February 2004 - 05:10
Yes its possible and the programme needed is called "SPSS" for Windows - but its tricky :(

Do you know how it works??? [/b][/quote]
SPSS is the only programme I can think of to do that sort of thing, maybe excel too, I don&#39;t know. Yes, I do know how it works, but it&#39;s impossible to explain it in a simple way I&#39;m afraid. SPSS is a very complicated programme and it needs some studying before you can use it...

If you have the time though, there are plenty of guides on the internet and this thing can really do wonders :)

[J'Pol]

If you want this to help cheat with your school work, you really would be better learning how to do it yourself.

It is of course your choice, however in the long run it would be better.

[bigboab]

Do you have Excel. I am sure it can sort out relationships.

[fr600]

Can you please find the relationship between this two numbers:

First: 5552-127518670
Second: 1075-752-902-301


I can tell you a few more couple of numbers tomorrow but the relation is still have to be the same...

Please Help Me... :( :( :( :(

[I.am]

Do you care to explain why you need the relationship and for what purpose?

Looks like some cheap calling card numbers :lol:

[Billy_Dean]

It looks like he wants to work out serial numbers or something. They often work on relationships. Credit card numbers maybe? :lol:


:)

[thewizeard]

I always found that to have a good understanding of mathematics, comprehension of the English language an absolute necessity...

[I.am]

Originally posted by nigel123@2 February 2004 - 03:23
I always found that to have a good understanding of mathematics, comprehension of the English language an absolute necessity...
Nah not really. Math is its own language. :)


@BillyDean, he wont find relationships then :lol: the randomization factor which is used in most of the good programs for random numbers is totally relative. Its more like the temperature at that moment, anything that is relative at that moment. :D

[FlyingDutchman]

Hardly numbers, those are strings :rolleyes:

(Although they happen to contain mostly numeric values)