'Math Expression Generator' is an application which generates math expressions taking into considerations supplied parameters. It uses custom defined parameters, base elements and operations which you can freely define to generate the mathematical expression. The parameters can be like PARAM_X, PARAM_Y, PARAM_ANYTHING, PARAM_SOMETHING, PARAM_etc. In the end result the application will know to generate X for PARAM_X, Y for PARAM_Y, ANYTHING for PARAM_ANYTHING, SOMETHING for PARAM_SOMETHING, etc for PARAM_etc. The base element is a custom defined string of characters (like sin(PARAM_X), cos(PARAM_Y), myfunction(PARAM_X), func()) which can or cannot have none, one or more parameters attached to it. It is your choice if you want to attach a parameter (or more parameters) to a base element or not. The application generates results using the base elements supplied and if a base element has parameters it will remove the "PARAM_" part from that parameter(s) and leave only the end part. The operations are custom defined strings of characters which unite the base elements when the result is generated. The default operations are +, -, /, * but you can define anything as the operation even words.
You can add parameters which the application uses to generate the resulting expressions.
The parameters can be like PARAM_X, PARAM_Y, PARAM_ANYTHING, PARAM_SOMETHING, PARAM_etc. In the end result the application will know to generate X for PARAM_X, Y for PARAM_Y, ANYTHING for PARAM_ANYTHING, SOMETHING for PARAM_SOMETHING, etc for PARAM_etc. You can add new parameters or remove existing ones. To delete a parameter or set of parameters simply select them and press 'Del'.
In this window you can also define the sufix operation and number to be put after each resulting element. For example you could have something like X / 2 + Y * 3 + cos(X/8) + sin(Y/16) where /2, *3, /8, /16 are the operation and the number which are put after the resulting element.
You can add base elements which the application uses to generate the resulting expressions. The base element is a custom defined string of characters (like sin(PARAM_X), cos(PARAM_Y), myfunction(PARAM_X), func()) which can or cannot have none, one or more parameters attached to it. It is your choice if you want to attach a parameter (or more parameters) to a base element or not. The application generates results using the base elements supplied and if a base element has parameters it will remove the "PARAM_" part from that parameter(s) and leave only the end part.
You can add operations which the application uses to generate the resulting expressions. The operations are custom defined strings of characters which unite the base elements when the result is generated. The default operations are +, -, /, * but you can define anything as the operation even words.
In the 'Results' section you can specify the number of expressions to generate and the number of elements per expression. When all is set up you simply need to press the "Generate" button.
works on Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 - both 32 and 64 bit
