I need to define the function w(x,n). x is real (0<x<1), N is an integer. w(x,1)=xx; w(x,n)=xw(x,n−1)
I tried the following, the function definition didn't send an error message but the plot call did and failed:
def w(x,n):
if n==1:
return x^x
else:
return x^(w(x,n-1))
plot (w(x,n), (x, 0.01, 0.99) (n, 1, 10))There are two issues here. First, n cannot have a continuous range as the function defined only for integer n. Second, plugging in a particular value of n needs be done via functools.partial. Here is a working example:
import functools
def w(x,n):
if n==1:
return x^x
else:
return x^(w(x,n-1))
plot([functools.partial(w,n=n0) for n0 in (1..10)], (x, 0.01, 0.99))beautiful, thank you
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